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Malaria No More signs MoU with Odisha govt to accelerate Malaria...

This new MoU marks the strength of the existing partnership between MNM and Government of Odisha, with an extended partnership period of 5 years

India showed a decline in malaria deaths in 2021 compared to...

11 highest malaria burden countries largely held the line against malaria during the pandemic

Malaria No More India conducts workshop for private healthcare providers of...

During the workshop, the PHPs were trained on mechanisms to spot malaria cases and were made aware of the benefits of referring patients

BV Academia Series: India will remain the global hub for vaccine...

Dr. Amit Prasad, School of Basic Sciences, IIT Mandi shares his views with BioVoice News

Blueprint for the National Medical Oxygen Grid launched

Report describes design for a national grid to prevent deaths due to lack of access to medical oxygen

Odisha unveils social behavior change communication material for last mile Malaria...

The localized IEC/BCC materials were designed for dissemination at the last mile to enable improved service delivery by health workers

Elimination of Malaria in India needs active participation from private sector

The road to elimination demands a concerted and a much more aggressive strategy towards addressing key gaps and challenges

Sapigen Biologix to develop intranasal Covid-19 & malaria vaccines at estimated...

TDB-DST supported Sapigen helmed by Dr Krishna Murthy Ella to set up state -of- the -art world- class vaccine manufacturing facility in Bhubaneswar, Odisha

Malaria No More to use AI & climate data for devising...

IMACS, a virtual center of excellence, has been established to advance multidisciplinary approaches to malaria strategies informed by Artificial Intelligence (AI) and climate data while supporting their adoption by malaria control programs worldwide

Asia Pacific makes steady progress against malaria during the pandemic

India continues to reduce malaria cases, while most significant burden has been reported in Papua New Guinea, with high cases and stalled progress. There is a significant progress across the Greater Mekong sub-region despite COVID-19.....................