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Health News Archives for February 24, 2007

Mo. group donates nets to fight malaria
Feb 24 2007 6:21AM (CT)
ST. LOUIS (AP) - During Andy Sherman's two-year Peace Corps service in Thioke Thian, Senegal, 9-year-old Salimatou helped him navigate village life and learn the language, telling him words in Pulaar as he'd point at objects. But after returning from a stint working in another village, Sherman learned the girl had died of malaria. And after completing his service in 2002, he learned two women who had been like mothers to him also died of the mosquito-borne disease.
 
Mo. group donates nets to fight malaria
Feb 24 2007 6:21AM (CT)
ST. LOUIS (AP) - During Andy Sherman's two-year Peace Corps service in Thioke Thian, Senegal, 9-year-old Salimatou helped him navigate village life and learn the language, telling him words in Pulaar as he'd point at objects. But after returning from a stint working in another village, Sherman learned the girl had died of malaria. And after completing his service in 2002, he learned two women who had been like mothers to him also died of the mosquito-borne disease.
 
Mo. group donates nets to fight malaria
Feb 24 2007 6:21AM (CT)
ST. LOUIS (AP) - During Andy Sherman's two-year Peace Corps service in Thioke Thian, Senegal, 9-year-old Salimatou helped him navigate village life and learn the language, telling him words in Pulaar as he'd point at objects. But after returning from a stint working in another village, Sherman learned the girl had died of malaria. And after completing his service in 2002, he learned two women who had been like mothers to him also died of the mosquito-borne disease.
 
Texas families seek to block gov's order
Feb 24 2007 1:24AM (CT)
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - A group of families has sued in an attempt to block Gov. Rick Perry's executive order requiring schoolgirls to be vaccinated against the virus that causes cervical cancer.
 
   

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