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Can We Eradicate Malaria: Lessons from an Earlier Campaign
with
Randall Packard
Description
Dr.
Randall M. Packard, Professor at the Institute of the History of Medicine at
Johns Hopkins University , presents Can We Eradicate Malaria: Lessons from
an Earlier Campaign.
In
this 47- minute audio-visual cyber-presentation, Dr. Packard discusses the benefits
and disadvantages of various malaria eradication strategies, as evidenced by
earlier eradication campaigns.
Benefits
- Members have easy access
to practical resources (Tools
for You) related to this topic.
- Members who use the
Discussion
Forum have the ability to network with other professionals interested
in this topic.
Objectives
After
viewing the presentation, you should have:
- Background on the current
goal of malaria eradication.
- Knowledge of what has
been lacking in past campaigns to eradicate malaria.
- Awareness of how malaria
prevalence interacts with other environmental factors such as poverty, armed
conflict, and health care infrastructure.
Date Created: 6/5/09
Last Updated: 6/15/15
Keywords: global health, malaria
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