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Malaria Outbreak in Congo Amid New Vaccine Rollout in Nigeria

A suspected malaria outbreak in southwestern Congo has led to numerous cases and fatalities as Nigeria begins a vaccination campaign for children.

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In southwestern Congo, a suspected malaria outbreak has resulted in 416 reported cases and 31 deaths, primarily affecting children. The outbreak comes amid Nigeria's recent initiation of a malaria vaccination campaign aimed at protecting young children. The vaccine, developed by Oxford University, is regarded as effective and represents a significant step in combating malaria in a region with rampant cases. Experts emphasize the need for comprehensive healthcare measures, addressing systemic issues like malnutrition, poor sanitation, and lack of healthcare resources to tackle this ongoing health crisis.

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