World Health Day 2019: Prioritising the most vulnerable communities to achieve health for all
Contemplating how the world achieves universal health coverage (UHC) is a mammoth task. The ambition is to ensure 'health for all'......read more
Bright spots of progress in women’s health, but much work to do
As the world marks International Women’s Day, the progress that has been made since the day was first officially adopted in 1975......read more
Tackling antibiotic resistance – why it matters and how community dialogue can help
Malaria Consortium was honoured to be chosen by the Wellcome Trust as one of two “Pioneers” identified through a competitive open call to showcase our work on Community Dialogue to address antibiotic resistance in Bangladesh. The project addresses what the general public can do to minimise the spread of antibiotic resistance.
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From the field: female community health volunteers in Nepal
As part of its Acute Respiratory Infection Diagnosis Aid (ARIDA) project/study, Malaria Consortium (MC) went on a scoping mission to Nepal end of January and visited a Female Health Community Volunteer in a valley outside Kathmandu.
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Recognising community health workers this World Health Day and World Health Worker Week
To mark the fourth annual World Health Worker Week as well as World Health Day on Friday 7, this article reflects on global health......read more
MC in the news: Dengue
Last week Malaria Consortium Myanmar was in the news with a story about dengue. We worked with Oliver Slow, a journalist to talk a......read more
Dr Sylvia Meek’s contribution to malaria elimination in Asia
It is with deep sorrow that Malaria Consortium must announce the passing of Dr Sylvia Meek, Malaria Consortium’s Global Technica......read more
World Malaria Day in Bangladesh
In late April 2016, I spent World Malaria Day in Bangladesh after being invited by the Director of Communicable Disease ......read more
Dressing for malaria: testing insecticide treated clothing
According to the recent World Malaria Report 2015, around 234 million people are at high risk of malaria in Southeast Asia. The re......read more
Targeting mosquito larvae through Integrated Vector Management
Malaria Consortium is piloting a project on integrated vector management to assess the effectiveness of various control strategies......read more
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