The moment antimicrobial drugs stop working
How many lives have been saved by antimicrobial drugs since the beginning of time? Research suggests that they have been having a ......read more
Introducing Future Health
We are entering a crucial decade in global health. A decade that could define how the world copes with challenges through the comi......read more
Our hopes for global health in 2020
As we enter a new decade and the long run to the finish line of the Sustainable Development Goals, we asked colleagues from around......read more
Our top 5 blogs of 2019
Like most years, 2019 has been a busy one for Malaria Consortium. We’ve launched new projects and conducted another successful s......read more
Q&A with Rilwanu Mohammed, SMC Project Manager in Sokoto, Nigeria
We interviewed Rilwanu Mohammed, one of Malaria Consortium’s Project Managers on our seasonal malaria chemoprevention progra......read more
A step-by-step guide to distributing anti-malaria drugs to six million children
The moment a community distributor gives a cup of life-saving malaria medicine to each of six million children across the Sahel re......read more
The school fighting malaria
We’re greeted at Kyotera Primary School by head boy Clovis. He is ready to show us the work his school is doing to equip its......read more
Q&A with Christian Rassi, Malaria Consortium’s SMC programme director
Malaria Consortium’s seasonal malaria chemoprevention (SMC) campaign has just begun across three countries in the Sahel region o......read more
It’s time for a World Dengue Day. Here’s why.
At 390 million cases per year, dengue is the world’s fastest-growing disease. This has rocketed from only 15,000 cases in 1960. ......read more
Photo story: Supporting mothers like Madinah
In our latest photo story, we follow Madinah on her visit to an antenatal class at her local health centre. Scroll down to view.
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