Govt, Sproxil deploy AI to bridge malaria data gap

The National Malaria Elimination Programme and Sproxil Nigeria Limited are advancing the use of artificial intelligence to improve malaria surveillance in Nigeria, targeting gaps in data from private healthcare providers that officials say limit the government’s ability to ...

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August 10, 2026 · 00:12 · 5 min read

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