Sentence examples for fought malaria from inspiring English sources
Before the 1960s, colonial governments and companies fought malaria because their officials often lived in remote outposts like Nigeria's hill stations and Vietnam's Marble Mountains.
In the 1950s, officials in parts of rural China had fought malaria outbreaks with qinghao tea, but investigating it scientifically was new.
By contrast, Clive J. Shiff, a malaria expert at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health who fought malaria in the 1950s in what was then Rhodesia, says flatly that unless Africa can end both its poverty and its civic strife, "eradication is a pipe dream".
His foundation fought malaria in Brazil, yellow fever worldwide and even addressed the need for a new science of public health.
With the mosquitoes, we are trying to fight malaria.
It also wanted more cash to fight malaria.
"For the genetically modified mosquitoes, we are trying to fight malaria.
"Training local community leaders to fight malaria would give a huge positive impact".
South Africa and Swaziland agreed to join Mozambique in 1999 to fight malaria in the region.
In Mali, he toured a clinic that breeds mosquitoes to try to fight malaria.
The MOU has resulted in Australian and Chinese experience-sharing activities in Papua New Guinea to fight malaria.
