VOICED : World's first malaria vaccine making inroads in western Kenya

The video discusses the introduction and impact of the malaria vaccine in Kenya, highlighting its effectiveness in reducing malaria cases and deaths among children. It also covers the economic benefits for families, as they spend less on healthcare and more on essentials like food. Expert insights and statistics underscore the vaccine's success in improving public health and reducing the burden on healthcare systems.

What motivated Millicent to vaccinate her child against malaria?

• She was advised by a doctor.

• She saw Lucy's children were healthy after vaccination.

• She read about it in a newspaper.

• She received a government notice.

What was the percentage drop in malaria cases in Western Kenya after the introduction of the vaccine?

• 25%

• 38%

• 50%

• 60%

How has the malaria vaccine affected family expenses according to Lucy?

• Families have increased funeral expenses.

• Families spend more on healthcare.

• Families save money on hospital visits and spend more on food.

• Families spend more on travel.

How many malaria cases does Kenya record annually?

• 1 million

• 2 million

• 5 million

• 3.5 million

What is the role of Dr. Simon Kariuki in the context of malaria research?

• He heads the malaria section at the Center for Global Health Research.

• He is a vaccine developer.

• He is a local community leader.

• He is a government health official.