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🦟 Drastic reduction in malaria deaths in Kenya

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The number of malaria deaths in Kenya has decreased by 93 percent.Approximately 400,000 children in western Kenya have received the RTS,S malaria vaccine, the world's first of its kind.The country has distributed 15.3 million insecticide-treated mosquito nets.WHO: Sharp declineThe World Health Organization (WHO) presents in a new report that Kenya has exceeded the organization's goals for reducing malaria deaths. While WHO's target was a reducti…

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🦟 Drastic reduction in malaria deaths in Kenya

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