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Blog: Our Global Voices

How do we get to zero from here?
April 27, 2012

Mary HamelTens of thousands of children’s lives have been saved in Africa, largely thanks to the rapid scale-up of four safe, effective
malaria interventions―made possible by dramatically increased funding starting in the early 2000s. 

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Visit CDC's new Global Health Blog! Our Global Voices
  • Page last updated May 24, 2012
  • Page last updated May 24, 2012
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