Grant: CIHR Journalism Award
Direct Payment
$15,385.00
Malaria
FY 2012-13
Summary
Malaria kills far fewer people in the developing world than it used to, but progress in the fight against the disease is spotty and fragile. Several hundred thousand still die from the disease every year, and millions suffer debilitating symptoms. But future prospects are reasonably good thanks to a combination of better implementation of established ways to combat the disease and new technologies that are still being developed and tested.
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CIHR Journalism Award
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Grant
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CIHR Funding Decisions Database
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269229
Name
Cayo Don
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Research Institution
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Human Development, Child and Youth Health
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Health systems / services
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Journalism Awards
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Malaria
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Miscellaneous Programs
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Direct Payment
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$15,385
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$0
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CIHR Journalism Award
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Malaria: Can It Be Beaten?
Abstract
Malaria kills far fewer people in the developing world than it used to, but progress in the fight against the disease is spotty and fragile. Several hundred thousand still die from the disease every year, and millions suffer debilitating symptoms. But future prospects are reasonably good thanks to a combination of better implementation of established ways to combat the disease and new technologies that are still being developed and tested.
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201210
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1 yr 0 mth
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Cayo, Don
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1 an 0 mois
Cihrcontribution2
Knowledge Translation Branch~ $15,385~ $0~
