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In Berlin, climate complicates malaria prevention

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In Berlin, climate complicates malaria prevention

Participants at the World Health Summit in Berlin stress that climate change is altering malaria transmission conditions and weakening prevention during extreme weather events. They call on states to include climate resilience in their health budgets, reports L’Infodrome.

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FIFA grants $2.5 million to each team at 2027 Women’s World Cup

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