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Why kids in low-income countries could face a higher risk of dying of COVID-19
Children are increasingly falling sick worldwide, but existing poor health and inadequate access to health care means the most vulnerable kids are most at risk.
A new study suggests the RTS,S malaria vaccine alone is as effective as preventive antimalarials; together they could save thousands of lives.
First Danish doses delivered through COVAX arrive in Algeria
The first deliveries from a pledge of 1 million doses to be donated to COVAX by Denmark have arrived, with 57,600 doses of the AstraZeneca (AZ) vaccine to Algeria on 26 August.
In Brazil’s Acre, smoke from fires threatens health, could worsen COVID-19
Wildfire smoke has been linked to higher COVID-19 mortality rates, threatening to compound what is already one of the worst burdens of coronavirus infections and deaths in the world. At particular risk are Indigenous populations, who suffer…
“We don’t want to end back at square one”: Keeping child immunisation alive in Kenya
Kenya’s community workers fight to continue vaccinating children during the pandemic to avoid the reversal of historic gains.
After India’s brutal coronavirus wave, two-thirds of population has been exposed to SARS-CoV2
A public health scholar based in New Delhi explains how India has emerged from the massive spike in COVID-19 cases, even as the country braces for a new wave.
Are COVID-19 vaccine mandates human rights violations?
Experts point to a more fundamental right to be protected from the disease, particularly as it continues to spread primarily among the unvaccinated.
Pandemic Culture: The “Bangalore Banksy”: Art Against the Darkness
The Bengaluru street artist Baadal Nanjundaswamy is well-loved for his public-spirited art interventions. Lockdown managed to quieten him for a moment – but only for a moment.
Why I no longer think we can eliminate COVID – public health expert
As New Zealand enters another lockdown after detecting a single COVID case, it's time to consider whether stringent zero COVID strategies are feasible in the long term.
In the absence of good vaccines, doctors treating epidemic diseases must rely on cumbersome PPE as their one safety net. At least modern hazmat suits, unlike the 17th century plague doctor's all-leather outfit, actually work.
How to eliminate cervical cancer - an expert explains
COVID-19 has caused a decline in the delivery of human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccines that protect girls from cervical cancer. Anuradha Gupta, the Deputy CEO of Gavi, explains what we must do to create more access to these vaccines.