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5 things you might not know about malaria
Today, 25th April 2018, marks World Malaria Day a critical day to recognise the...
Drones are joining the fight against insect borne diseases
Drones are one step closer to combating insect borne diseases after a successful test,...
As global cases of malaria rise, what new methods can be used to prevent its spread?
Malaria experts are warning of a resurgence in the disease as global cases are no...
Yellow fever to be eliminated from Africa by 2026, hopes UN
The UN has announced an ambitious aim to eliminate yellow fever in Africa by 2026....
Health concerns grow in Papua New Guinea following earthquake and aftershocks
WHO has raised concerns about the potential for disease earthquakes in Papua New Guinea...
“No single agency can meet the massive health needs” of Rohingya Refugees in Bangladesh, says WHO
Healthcare is a key priority for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh, with numerous agencies...
Poverty reduction as effective as medicine in preventing TB
A recent study published in Lancet Global Health has revealed that poverty reduction...
Bringing “Health on Wheels” to At-risk Teens in Cape Town
This article was written by Philip Smith, Programme Manager at Desmond Tutu HIV...
Nigeria is set to launch its biggest ever yellow fever vaccination campaign
The government of Nigeria have announced plans for their biggest ever yellow fever...
Are drones the future for mosquito control programmes?
WeRobotics are trialling a new method of mosquito control in Latin America with hopes...
Innovate, Save Lives, Advance our World
As we enter 2018, the humanitarian challenges of the previous year amplify, with increasing...
A mindset not a formula – global health partnerships making an impact in Africa
In many ways, the Health Partnership Scheme (HPS) has sailed through uncharted waters....
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