Millions of pounds donated towards prevention and control of malaria
Non-profit health organisation PATH has announced a $4.3m (£3.3m) technology contribution to the Visualize No Malaria project to help control and prevent malaria
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ContinueLearn MoreNon-profit health organisation PATH has announced a $4.3m (£3.3m) technology contribution to the Visualize No Malaria project to help control and prevent malaria
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