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Grace Browne

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  • Freelance Journalist, Freelance
  • None, Freelance (WIRED, Ars Techina, SELF)
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As seen in: OneZero, WIRED (UK), WIRED en Español, WIRED Magazine, Ars Technica, New Scientist, Live Science, Glamour, Wired Italia, GQ Mexico and
Covers:  Science, health and the environment.
journalist, previously @WIRED. no that's not me in the header but i wish it was

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Africa: Reaching the Hardest to Reach - Maintaining Seasonal Malaria Chemoprevention in Flood-Affected Areas Original

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By Grace Browne Verified
| AllAfrica
In recent years, severe flooding has posed a significant challenge to delivering seasonal malaria chemoprevention (SMC) medicines, threatening access to life-saving malaria prevention for children under five. In 2024, after severe flooding affected SMC campaigns in countries including Chad, Nigeria and South Sudan, Malaria Consortium's operations team updated its protocols and created adaptive principles for SMC delivery in affected areas, based on countries' insights and lessons learnt.
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Reaching the hardest to reach: Maintaining seasonal malaria chemoprevention in flood-affected areas | Blog | Malaria Consortium

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By Grace Browne Verified
| malariaconsortium.org
In recent years, severe flooding has posed a significant challenge to delivering seasonal malaria chemoprevention (SMC) medicines, threatening access to life-saving malaria prevention for children under five. In 2024, after severe flooding affected SMC campaigns in countries including Chad, Nigeria and South Sudan, Malaria Consortium’s operations team updated its protocols and created adaptive principles for SMC delivery in affected areas, based on countries’ insights and lessons learnt.
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Africa: World Malaria Day 2025 - Giving Health Workers the Tools They Need to Put an End to Malaria, Once and for All

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By Grace Browne Verified
| AllAfrica
One patient, in particular, has stuck with Saidat Usman. A woman was admitted with severe malaria to Kura General Hospital in Kano state, Nigeria, where Usman works as a nurse. The woman's husband had been frustrated by previous unsuccessful attempts to treat his wife's malaria and demanded she be discharged to receive traditional treatment instead. Usman pleaded with him to allow them to treat his wife, but he refused.
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