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• ACCESS Project in Tanzania: Improving Access to Effective Malaria Treatment

  http://www.novartisfoundation.org/page/content/index.asp?MenuID=513&ID=1628&Menu=3&Item=44.16
  The Novartis Foundation is supporting this project to understand and improve access to suitable treatment for malaria.

• Arusha Lutheran Medical Centre

  http://www.almc.habari.co.tz/
  Full service hospital in the centre of the town. Includes an overview of the hospital, it's staff and services.

• Continuing Education Centre of the Ministry of Health

  http://www.cedha.ac.tz/
  Strengthening and supporting the health care system through improvement of relevance and efficiency in the training of human resources for health.

• Kilimanjaro Christian Medical Centre

  http://www.kcmc.ac.tz/
  A referral hospital serving over 11 million people with over 450 beds. Includes services provided, and Medical College information.

• Mvumi Hospital

  http://www.mvumi.org/
  Rural health care facility. Has details of the hospital and its supporters.

• National Institute for Medical Research

  http://www.nimr.or.tz/
  Supporting the Ministry of Health in disease control activities and building sub-national capacities for health research and service delivery.

• Novartis: Patient-centered Treatment of Tuberculosis in Tanzania

  http://www.novartisfoundation.org/page/content/index.asp?MenuID=553&ID=1712&Menu=3&Item=44.18
  Article describing a project to improve the treatment of this disease which is still one of the most common causes of death in the country.

• Selian Lutheran Hospital

  http://selianlh.habari.co.tz/
  Hospital in Arusha aiming to minister to the whole person, body, mind and spirit. Includes a virtual tour and details of the services provided.

• The Cognitive Link Between Geography and Development: Iodine Deficiency and Schooling Attainment in Tanzania

  http://www.nber.org/papers/w13838
  Abstract of a paper examining the link between in utero iodine deficiency and subsequent cognitive development.

• World Health Organization (WHO) - United Republic of Tanzania

  http://www.who.int/countries/tza/en/
  UN health agency provides news, information and statistics on the country's public health issues and services, professional health workers, disease outbreaks, and government legislation and expenditures.

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