Breast and cervical cancers account for nearly a third of all cancer diagnoses in Bangladeshi women – and mortality rates have been way higher than Dr Habibullah Talukder Ruskin is willing to accept.

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With over 18,671 women screened since 2017, the Cervical Cancer Prevention and Training Centre is equipping health workers and saving lives.

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As Gavi turns 25, the first cohort of “Gavi babies” are coming of age, and helping to shape their communities and their countries.

A 25-year-old local scientist captured rare footage showing how one of the world’s deadliest viruses could jump from bats to humans.

After introducing hepatitis B vaccines nationwide in 2001, Uzbekistan now reports one of the lowest infection rates among children in the region.

As 93% of eligible children are reached in an outbreak-hit part of Malawi, health workers laud parents for understanding that “the vaccines are life-saving”.