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[caption id="" align="alignleft" width="960"] By using private-sector transporters, a new initiative in Tete Province, Mozambique has reduced delivery time for vaccines and antiretroviral drugs from one month to one week. Photo: VillageReach/John Beale[/caption] Reposted January 6, 2016 ‘Tis the season to innovate supply chains: How private-sector expertise...
By Huma Khawar, freelance journalist and consultant for Vaccine Implementation Technical Advisory Consortium (VITAC). This article was originally published on the VaccinesWork blog and is cross-posted here with permission. A little girl with her vaccination card. Photo: Gavi/Doune Porter Doctors from across Pakistan gathered in Islamabad last Thursday to fight a disease that’s...
This article was originally published on Impatient Optimists and is cross-posted here with permission. by: ILYA JONES Pneumonia kills more children than any other infectious illness. On average, it accounts for more than 900,000 deaths of children under five each year, mostly in sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia. That is more...
This post was originally published on the Devex website and was cross-posted here with permission. How can innovative technology be used to save the lives of children at high risk of death from pneumonia? Photo by: Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation During the past decade, smartphones have transformed...
This post was originally published on the Huffington Post and was cross-posted here with permission. A girl in Cambodia is assessed for pneumonia. Copyright Malaria Consortium/Peter Caton Today is World Pneumonia Day - a time to recognise the fact that pneumonia kills more children than any other...
This post was originally published on the Huffington Post and is cross posted here with permission. Over the course of my career, I've been more personally committed to eliminating pneumonia as a major killer of children. So in 2009, I was delighted to join a small...
This post was originally published on the PATH blog and is cross-posted here with permission Creativity, collaboration, and a multidimensional strategy go a long way in the fight against the world’s top childhood killer. [caption id="attachment_6902" align="aligncenter" width="810"] There are many interventions and solutions worth getting excited about...
What do color-changing band-aids, human milk banks and peanut butter-based antibiotics have in common? They could be the secret weapons that deliver a victory against the leading killer of children under five - pneumonia. Unlike the other major infectious disease killers of children - malaria, measles...
This article was originally published on Impatient Optimists and is cross-posted here with permission. by: Monica Posada [caption id="attachment_6749" align="aligncenter" width="284"] Rochom Wart, a Cambodian village malaria worker, uses a pulse oximeter to test for pneumonia in a baby.Photo: Peter Caton/Malaria Consortium.[/caption] Rochom Wart is one of 65 village...
We all have a role to play in ending pneumonia deaths by 2030
