VOA’s Linord Moudou gives an update on health news on meningitis. As the World Health Organization announces plans to begin clinical trials of a promising new vaccine, scientists in South Africa report that they too are at an important threshold. VOA’s George Putic reports, they are testing a compound that could be a single-dose cure for malaria.
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