Donors Offer USD225 Million for Malaria Drug Program

By // 20 April 2009

A public-private partnership, supported by some 30 governments, unveiled a USD225 million initiative aimed at subsidizing malaria drugs,

reported. The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Malaria and Tuberculosis-administered program will help health care providers purchase new, more effective malaria drugs at lower costs.

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