AIDS, malaria e altre pandemie

02 Ottobre 2017
Meno del 10% degli investimenti a livello mondiale in ricerca medica riguarda problemi sanitari nei paesi in via di sviluppo. Anche per questo motivo, rispetto all’italia, l’aspettativa di vita di un bambino in Zimbabwe è di 22 anni inferiore, in Myanmar di 16 anni inferiore. Sono questi i problemi sanitari che Cesvi affronta in ogni parte del mondo, cercando di contrastare i pericoli riguardano principalmente la salute materno-infantile, la malaria, l’HIV/AIDS e la tubercolosi.

 
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