Livestock vaccinations translate into increased human capital and school attendance by girls

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Vaksinering av kyr betyr mer skole for jenter i Kenya

forskning.no, 13 Jan 2017

Mange familier i Kenya lever av storfe. Men sykdommen East coast fever tar livet av mange kalver, og syke kyr gir mindre melk.

News story from Slate France on Wednesday 21 December 2016

Slate France, 21 Dec 2016

Kenyan herding families that vaccinate their cattle against disease send more daughters to school—New study

International Livestock Research Institute News , 19 Dec 2016

A Maasai woman holds her calf that has just been immunized against East Coast fever (photo credit: ILRI/Stevie Mann).

Girls In Kenya Are Now Going To School Because Of Cattle Vaccinations

Vocativ, 16 Dec 2016

In Sub-Saharan Africa, an estimated 50 million people rely on farming to survive.

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