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International partnership launches malaria model in Zambia

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Africa nation hopes to cut malaria deaths by 75% in three years.

A new partnership between the African nation of Zambia and several international aid agencies aims to cut malaria deaths by 75% in the next three years. The scheme is one of several new efforts to step up malaria control.

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