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Genetic interventions to combat obstinate mosquito-borne scourges

This piece was written for Outreach Network for Gene Drive Research and republished here, authored by Leo Braack, Co-Chair of APME...

Photo story: Universal net coverage is saving lives in South Sudan

Distributing anti-malaria medicines to 24 million children: The supply chain step-by-step

Child survival: African governments must show leadership

What defines good leadership in the context of African health programmes? Is it economic power, the ability to govern or provide o...

Dengue: is Africa ready to respond?

Dengue is the fastest spreading infectious disease in the world. Around 70 percent of cases are currently found in Asia, but preva...

Dr Sylvia Meek scholarship re-opens for fourth year

"Persist, never stagnate, retain that enthusiasm, that positive nature that all of you have. Enjoy what you are doing. You are in ...

Developing a digital data platform to support data-to-action decision-making

Programmes that aim to target disease control and improve health outcomes for populations in low- and middle-income countries (LMI...

Investing in research: Moving the dial for effective, equitable healthcare

Globally, countries in Africa and Asia face the world's highest mortality rates attributable to diseases including malaria, dengue...

Eliminating malaria in Cambodia: Leaving no one behind

Cambodia has achieved significant levels of malaria reduction, aiming to eliminate all species of malaria by 2025. Despite this pr...

Innovative health financing: How to make good on the promises of Africa’s new Public Health Order

Last month, a high level ministerial forum was convened by the African Centre for Disease Control (CDC) on the margins of the 36th...

Meet the women providing a lifeline for care in the community in Cameroon

Globally, over 70 percent of health and social sector workers are women, and in areas with a shortage of formal health workers, wo...

28 February 2023

Photo story: Research explores potential risk of contracting malaria and developing long-term complications following COVID-19 infection

In selected hospitals and COVID-19 treatment centres in Ethiopia and Uganda, teams of physicians, lab technicians, data managers a...

10 February 2023

Women in science

Since 2016, every 11th February has marked International Day of Women and Girls in Science. With less than 30 percent of the world...

6 February 2023

Where do we go next with social and behaviour change communication?

From 5 to 9 December, the Social and Behaviour Change Communication (SBCC) Summit 2022 in Marrakesh, Morocco, saw the coming toget...

30 January 2023

Overexposure to volcanic soils causes more than a million people to suffer from effects of neglected tropical disease in Ethiopia

Agriculture in Ethiopia is central to the country's economy. With a variety of crops grown, including coffee, farming is the main ...

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