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The World Health Organization WHO on Wednesday issued approval to the world s first vaccine that can fight malaria, a disease that kills about 500,000 people worldwide each year.The WHO issued a recommendation that children in sub-Saharan Africa and other areas with high levels of malaria transmission get the new vacc
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