In Mali, more than 1,400 people died in 2021 from malaria. 34% of consultations in health establishments concern this disease. These figures were revealed by the national disease control program. It is on the sidelines of the 15th edition of World Malaria Day, coupled with the launch of National Malaria Week in Mali.
Where are we with the arrival of the anti-malaria vaccine announced by the health authorities last September? How to facilitate its access to the population? Why does malaria kill so many people in Mali and in Africa?
To answer these questions, the guests of the Grand Dialogue are:
- Dr Mahamadou Magassa of the National Malaria Control Program (PNLP)
- Pr Issaka Sagara, Ogobara Doumbo recall center,
- Dr Mamadou B Coulibaly, Pharmacist-Biologist and Deputy Director of the MRTC
- Amadou Diarisso, of Fenascom, nationalizable federation of community health associations
Listen to the full Grand Dialogue broadcast:
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