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Archive -- TANZANIA -- SEPT. 2009 |
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UPDATE SEPT. 17, 2009 Senior correspondent Ray Suarez writes about the steps Tanzania has taken to prevent malaria infection with insecticide-treated nets, and the promise of new malaria vaccine trials. VIDEO SEPT. 17, 2009 Web-exclusive extended clips of the head of malaria vaccine trials in Tanzania, the country's health minister, a new medical school graduate and a WHO neglected diseases expert. ANALYSIS SEPT. 17, 2009 A massive malaria eradication effort is underway in Tanzania, including a widespread campaign for distribution of insecticide-treated bed nets. Rear Admiral Tim Ziemer, who heads malaria programs for the Obama administration, spoke with the NewsHour in Tanzania. REPORT SEPT. 15, 2009 Ray Suarez reports on how health officials in Tanzania have had to come up with new training efforts in order to meet the nation's medical needs.UPDATE SEPT. 15, 2009 Shortages in laboratory supplies and trained technicians in Tanzania cause delays and gaps in diagnosis that can put patients' health at risk.VIDEO SEPT. 14, 2009 Senior correspondent Ray Suarez previews the NewsHour's three-part series from Tanzania. UPDATE SEPT. 2, 2009 Giving birth holds deadly risks for mothers in Tanzania, where on average one woman and six infants die each hour from preventable, birth-related complications.SLIDE SHOW SEPT. 2, 2009 A woman dies every hour in Tanzania from preventable causes related to childbirth. Rose Mlay, National Coordinator for the White Ribbon Alliance in Tanzania, spoke with the Online NewsHour about the issue.    |
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 UPDATE NOV. 9, 2009 Despite shortages, officials stand by the choice not touseadjuvants to stretch supply.  UPDATE OCT. 30, 2009 Foreigners infected with HIV will be allowed to travel and immigrate to the U.S. |
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