From the tropical health and malaria hub
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Can maps and mobiles prevent blindness?
Trachoma, the leading cause of infectious blindness, affects 21m people. Could mobile mapping help? Alex Pavluck explains
From our partner Malaria Consortium
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Getting partners to work together can be challenging – but if done right, it can lead to huge benefits
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A conversation with Malaria Consortium’s senior vector control specialist, Jeffrey Hii
Also on the network
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Donors must stop earmarking funds to tackle nutrition emergencies that don’t make the headlines
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40% of Ecuadorian adults don’t have a bank account, but is their new ‘currency’ more about escaping the US dollar?
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NGOs must acknowledge the risks to livelihoods and food security and teach smallholders to diversify for higher profits, writes Joshua Smith
From Guardian Global Development
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Virus spreading like wildfire, defence minister tells UN security council, as WHO warns far more beds are needed
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Survey reveals widespread knowledge of FGM’s dangers, with 68% of people saying it should be eliminated
More from the hub
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Is attacking the mosquito or curing the patient the best way to manage this disease? Join our debate on 11 September, 1-3pm
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To mark World Mosquito Day we revisit a Bill Gates tweet suggesting it is man, not mosquito, that is malaria’s best friend
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A tapeworm transmitted from pigs to humans is a leading cause of epilepsy, but researchers say a game can prevent it
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When Mumbai went to war on the 'Malaria mayhem' that came with each monsoon, they set themselves and ambitious target of 80% reduction. Here's how they achieved it
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Recent report suggests we have overestimated Aids epidemic and underestimated malaria deaths
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