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Linking disease control programmes in rural Africa: a pro-poor strategy to reach Abuja targets and millennium development goals

机译：将疾病控制项目在农村非洲:扶贫战略到达阿布贾目标和千禧年发展目标

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The global community has committed itself to halving the morbidity and mortality from malaria worldwide by 2010 through the Roll Back Malaria initiative (box). This goal was endorsed by the African heads of state at a summit held in Abuja, Nigeria, in April 2000. The leaders set three targets to achieve by 2005: 60% of malaria patients to have prompt (within 24 hours of malaria attack), affordable, and appropriate treatment; 60% of all pregnant women to have access to preventive presumptive intermittent therapy; and 60% of children under 5 years and pregnant women to be sleeping under insecticide treated mosquito nets. However, progress is currently slow. We suggest how progress could be increased through linking disease control or elimination programmes under way in Africa to malaria control programmes. These programmes, many of which are based on drug donations, bring additional public health benefits to affected populations such as reduced anaemia, improved nutrition, better child growth and development, and higher school attendance. Such a strategy would have a rapid effect on malaria morbidity and mortality among underserved populations.
机译：国际社会承诺疟疾发病率和死亡率减半通过遏制疟疾全球到2010年倡议(盒)。非洲国家元首在阿布贾举行的峰会上,尼日利亚、2000年4月。到2005年实现目标:60%的疟疾病人及时(24小时内疟疾发作)、负担得起的和合适的治疗;获得预防假定的间歇性治疗;孕妇睡下杀虫剂处理的蚊帐。目前慢。通过链接疾病控制或增加消除计划在非洲疟疾控制规划。其中许多是基于药品捐赠,把额外的公共卫生利益受到影响人口减少贫血等改善营养,孩子更好的成长和发展,和较高的入学率。对疟疾发病率会快速影响呢和缺医少药人群死亡率。

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