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Leonard Masauli is a Malawi Journalist and a Poet currently working at Ministry of Information and Civic Education in News Department(Malawi News Agency MANA)
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Hospitals in Malawi team up with artificial intelligence to reduce child mortality

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By Leonard Masauli Verified
| El País Verified
“Before we could have four deaths [of children] in a week or 15 days, but now we record maybe one death,” says Blessings Juma, head of the pediatric ward at Mangochi District Hospital in Malawi. The health worker attributes this change to IMPALA, a monitoring system with artificial intelligence designed to detect early deterioration in hospitalized patients and thus reduce child mortality in low-resource clinics.
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Hospitales en Malaui se alían con la inteligencia artificial para reducir la mortalidad infantil

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By Leonard Masauli Verified
| El País Verified
“Antes podíamos tener cuatro muertes [de niños] en una semana o 15 días, pero ahora registramos quizás una muerte”. Quien habla es Blessings Juma, encargada de la sala pediátrica del Hospital de Distrito de Mangochi, en Malaui. La sanitaria atribuye este cambio a IMPALA, un sistema de monitorización con inteligencia artificial diseñado para detectar de forma temprana el deterioro de los pacientes hospitalizados y reducir así la mortalidad infantil en clínicas con escasos recursos.
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Secondary cities seen as key to easing urban pressure, unlocking Malawis growth

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By Leonard Masauli Verified
| atlasmalawi.com
By Leonard Masauli: Every day, Malawis major cities continue to swell under the pressure of rapid urbanisation. In Blantyre, Lilongwe, Mzuzu and Zomba, growing populations are stretching already strained infrastructure as people flock to urban centres in search of jobs, better services and business opportunities.
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