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Kenya: Scientists race to create anti venom as snake bite victims grow
Some 20,000 people are bitten by snakes annually in Kenya, and yet the country does not produce any anti venom locally. Kenya imports anti venom from Mexico and India. Even worse, 50% of the imports barely work
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