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Cameroon has become the first country to start routine vaccinations against malaria, a milestone described as “a transformative chapter in Africa’s public health history”.
By PA/TPN, in Africa, World, Health · 03 Feb 2024, 12:31 · 0 Comments
The jab is free to children up to the age of six months. Pilots of the RTS, S vaccine in Kenya, Ghana and Malawi showed that it reduced malaria deaths by 13 percent.
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