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saved byBrian Dowling on 2007-12-28

  • According to UNICEF, malaria kills relatively few children. Birth-related problems, pneumonia and diarrhea are the top causes of child mortality. All are treatable but occur at high rates, in part because resources are concentrated on AIDS, TB and malaria, The Times reported.
    • on 2007-12-28 Brianddrpm
      This is in contrast to the Vivian Hoffman paper Malaria kills over one million people annually, 90 percent of them children under the age of five (World Health Organization, 2004).