Traditional medicine discussions include over 40 countries

The country launched routine use of the RTS,S vaccine for eligible children.

The programme added vaccination to existing malaria prevention efforts.

Cameroon’s rollout was a major step in bringing pilot experience into broader practice.

Vaccination supplemented, rather than replaced, nets and timely treatment.

Publication date: WHO described collaborations prioritized by experts meeting in New Delhi and Jamnagar.

Publication date: WHO said researchers, policy makers, practitioners and community organizations joined the India discussions.

Publication date: the WHO Global Traditional Medicine Centre described efforts to organize international evidence and research priorities.

In a dated interview, Anastasia Yirenkyi described integration of traditional and complementary care.

Yirenkyi described pilot services that began in 2017, distinguishing their start from the interview date.

The interview discussed Ghana’s centre for plant-based medicine and links with universities.