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July 11, 2025

World Fund reduces help in Pakistan despite increasing HIV, tuberculosis, malaria

In this picture taken on May 8, 2019, a Pakistani doctor examines the blood sample of a patient for a HIV test at a state hospital. – AFP Islamabad: In a major failure in Pakistan’s efforts to combat infectious diseases, the World Fund for the Fighting of AIDS, Tuberculosis and Majesty has reduced its financial support in the country for the current grant cycle, reporting it. The news reported. The cut comes as Pakistan faces a sharp increase in HIV, tuberculosis (TB) and malaria cases, while its national health programs continue to face leadership gaps and administrative mismanagement. According to

February 9, 2025

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TB, malaria, newborn’s health services must restart, the USAID note says

An American flag and the USAID flag fly out of the USAID building in Washington, DC, USA, February 1 2025. – Reuters London: America -funded assistance efforts to treat diseases such as malaria, as well as the prevention of newborn baby deaths and the treatment of severe malnutrition should continue, according to a United States government note revised by Reuters. President Trump moved to the Freeze International Aid, while conducting a 90 -day revision of his duties last month. Foreign Minister Marco Rubio issued a resignation from a week later clarified that “rescue” efforts were excluded during this period, but

October 14, 2024

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Karachi is experiencing an increase in dengue fever, malaria and other viral diseases

People receive medical treatment at a hospital in Karachi, Pakistan on June 25, 2024. — Online JPMC, Civil Hospital admits 50 patients daily, say medical experts. Patients arriving at hospitals complain of cold, fever and body aches. 1,484 dengue fever, 1,768 malaria cases were recorded in Karachi this year. KARACHI: Vector-borne diseases such as dengue fever, malaria, chikungunya and other viral infections have led to an increased number of patients in the city’s hospitals. At least 50 patients daily, according to medical experts, arrive at Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Center (JPMC) and Civil Hospital complaining of cold, fever and body ache

October 30, 2023

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WHO recommends new, cheaper malaria vaccine for children

This representational image shows a patient receiving a vaccine from a doctor. — Unsplash/Archive R21/Matrix-M is mass manufactured by Serum Institute of India. Malaria kills over 600,000 every year worldwide. The WHO chief says the doses will cost between $2 and $4. The World Health Organization (WHO) has recommended an affordable, mass-produced malaria vaccine developed by the University of Oxford, in a major development against the life-threatening disease transmitted to humans by certain mosquitoes. Malaria, a major global health problem, mainly affects babies and infants and has been a major problem for over a century. However, agreements are already in

World Fund reduces help in Pakistan despite increasing HIV, tuberculosis, malaria

TB, malaria, newborn’s health services must restart, the USAID note says

Karachi is experiencing an increase in dengue fever, malaria and other viral diseases

WHO recommends new, cheaper malaria vaccine for children

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