Cambodia – Malaria Consortium Blog

5 September 2022Approx reading time: 1 min

Around 15 years ago, worrying news from Asia made international headlines. There was evidence that new strains of the malaria para......read more

20 July 202222 August 2022Approx reading time: 1 min

Cambodia has achieved significant levels of malaria reduction but local, mobile and migrant populations in rural areas still lack ......read more

15 June 202222 August 2022Approx reading time: 1 min

Today marks the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) annual Dengue Day. Despite the alarming rate of increase – dengue......read more

8 March 202222 August 2022Approx reading time: 1 min

Diseases expose health inequalities, particularly across parts of Africa and Asia where women, girls and young children are dispro......read more

28 February 202222 August 2022Approx reading time: 1 min

This month marks one year since Malaria Consortium was granted Independent Research Organisation (IRO) status, making us one of on......read more

11 February 202222 August 2022Approx reading time: 1 min

Today marks International Day of Women and Girls in Science and the commitment the UN General Assembly made to achieve full and eq......read more

19 January 202217 June 2022Approx reading time: 3 mins

Heavy rain has been pouring down, non-stop, since the early morning. It’s one of those days during the monsoon season where we k......read more

23 October 202022 August 2022Approx reading time: 3 mins

Leaving our mark Humans have been called the greatest modern ecosystem engineers, regularly constructing, adapting and even d......read more

16 October 2020Approx reading time: 2 mins

In communities where diseases like malaria and pneumonia are highly prevalent, small, positive changes in behaviour can make a hug......read more

3 July 202017 August 2020Approx reading time: 2 mins

In the first of our In Conversation with series, we spoke to Janice Apilado, Communications Manager at APLMA/APMEN. The series aim......read more