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The World Health Organisation Approves A Vaccine for Malaria

When you think of the most dangerous animals in the world you might think of sharks or crocs. But think smaller... nope... it's not snakes or spiders either. The deadliest creatures on the planet are mosquitoes. You see Mozzies can carry a whole heap of horrible diseases like Dengue Fever, Ross River Virus and Malaria! That last one Malaria is a parasitic disease that's spread by mosquitoes' saliva when they bite. Luckily, we don't have malaria here in Australia. But around the world more than 200 million people get the disease each year. And hundreds of thousands of people die from it mostly in Africa. For a long time - scientists have been trying to find a vaccine and now one has FINALLY been approved! The vaccine must be taken in 4 doses and trials have shown it could prevent 4 in 10 cases of malaria. Health experts say it's a breakthrough in malaria prevention and will hopefully save tens of thousands of lives - every year! NSW ROADMAP The NSW Premier has announced some changes to the states exit from lockdown. From next Monday people who are fully vaccinated will be allowed to have 10 adults gather in a home, up to 30 adults will be allowed to gather in public outdoor spaces and indoor pools will be reopened! As for you guys, Kindy, Year 1, and Year 12 students in lockdown areas will return to face-to-face learning from October 18th with ALL students returning from October 25th. NOBEL PRIZE IN CHEMISTRY Two scientists have won the Nobel Prize in chemistry for finding a new way to build molecules! One of them is Germany's Benjamin List, he was super excited to be greeted by this when he arrived at work. The other is Scottish born chemist David MacMillan who lives in the US.They shared the prize for developing new tools for building molecules that have helped make new drugs and are more environmentally friendly FAT BEARS Every year, as the northern hemisphere heads into winter. These bears must eat as much salmon as they can to build up their fat reserves for hibernation. And it's kind of un-bear-lievable the amount of weight these bears gain. And for thousands of people watching them fatten up has become a lot of fun. So, who took out the top spot? It was between 15-year-old bear 151 called Walker or his nickname The Walk and 25-year-old Bear 480 Otis, one of the oldest and most beloved bears. And the winner is Ottis! This is the fourth time he has won the competition in its seven-year history. Don't worry Walker...there's always next year. TRAIN DOG Now before we go, I think we have time to meet a very cute, canine commuter This is Boji a stray dog from Istanbul who has taught himself to take public transport across the city. In fact, his name Boji is the Turkish word for Bogie which is the English word for the undercarriage of a train. As you can imagine Boji has become a favourite with his fellow commuters and has a reputation for being a very good boy! Now officials track him with a microchip and say he drops by at least 29 stations a day for a fun doggy day out! __________________________________________ Make sure to like & subscribe to our videos if you want to stay in the know! 👉 Subscribe https://www.youtube.com/behindthenews... We have 1000s of stories on all sorts of topics - if you're looking for help to understand something, you'll probably find it on BTN http://www.abc.net.au/btn/ Follow us on Social Media: TikTok   / behindthenewstv   Facebook:   / abcbtn   Instagram:   / behindthenews   For the past 50 years, Behind the News has been helping to break down current issues and events for young people all around the world. The program is a high-energy, fun way for people to learn about the stories we see in the news while providing background information that isn’t usually given by other news bulletins.