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In southern Zambia, scientists hunt the parasite and the mosquito that make malaria a fact of life and a persistent cause of death
By Brian W. Simpson
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Africa is developing its greatest resource—its people—to face its greatest challenge.
By Brian W. Simpson
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Antiretroviral drugs can save lives, but can they solve Africa's AIDS epidemic?
By Brian W. Simpson
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Scenes from the Center for Communication Program's multimedia efforts to reduce risky sexual behavior in Uganda and Zambia.
By Brian W. Simpson
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Four months old and fighting for his life, a baby in a Ugandan hospital looks to his grandmother and a young intern for a way to survive.
An Essay by Hasan M. Shibab
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Peter Winch, a veteran "Africa hand" and associate professor of International Health, finds evidence for hope in African health.
By Peter Winch
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Reinvigorating efforts against two persistent killers; a dean's journey of discovery; plus research updates from Chad, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Cameroon, Ethiopia and elsewhere.
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A legacy of hope—and commitment—to improved health in Africa.
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The lowdown on saving the world (on the cheap)
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Reinvigorating efforts against two persistent killers; a dean's journey of discovery; plus research updates from Chad, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Cameroon, Ethiopia and elsewhere.
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A Hopkins-wide center with a global focus; HIV prevention in the U.S.; avian flu; students go global; and other news briefs.
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David Celentano's window on the HIV pandemic; plus faculty honors and awards.
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There's a moral imperative to continue the U.S. government's program for AIDS relief.
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