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COVID-19 through the lens of a Ghanaian photographer
While the pandemic forced everyone else indoors, a Ghanaian photographer took to the streets to document Accra on lockdown.
The Black Death was not as widespread or catastrophic as long thought – new study
The Black Death is believed to have been the most devastating pandemic in Europe's history. Now paleoecologists and historians have cast doubt on how bad it was.
COVID-19 survivors are still at greater risk of heart attacks a year after infection
Countries should be prepared for a surge in heart problems, suggests the most comprehensive study on COVID-19 and cardiovascular risk to date.
Vaccinating in Kenya’s remote Samburu and Turkana counties
The county governments in Samburu and Turkana have collaborated to ensure that villagers are vaccinated.
How do you vaccinate the world’s second largest country?
Despite the size of both the country and its population, India has vaccinated over three-quarters of adults against COVID-19. How has it managed it?
What deliberately infecting people with SARS-CoV-2 is teaching us about COVID-19
The first COVID-19 human challenge study is yielding new insights into how healthy young adults respond to infection.
How did Kenya surpass its 2021 COVID-19 vaccination target?
Kenya was aiming to reach 10 million people with COVID-19 vaccines by the end of December 2021. Thanks to a clear strategy, COVAX support and the hard work of thousands of health workers, they reached their target.
We can't say whether longer Omicron survivability on surfaces relates to a greater risk of infection.
Travelling by horseback through the Himalayas: Getting vaccines to the people in Nepal
The Himalayan villages of Nepal are some of the most inaccessible places on earth. Nevertheless, health workers are putting their lives on the line to make sure they aren’t left behind in the fight against COVID-19.
Q&A: The hunt for new COVID-19 variants
Dr Gabrielle Breugelmans is head of epidemiology at the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI), a global partnership launched in 2017 to develop vaccines to stop future epidemics. She explains how new COVID-19 variants are…
Cervical cancer is a disease of inequity: here’s how to save 60 million lives
People in the world’s poorest countries have not benefited equally from the recent advancements made in cancer screening, prevention and treatment.