Climate change could make the danger from venomous snakes worse and less predictable, experts warn.

Not so long ago, measles was the leading cause of childhood blindness in poor countries. Vaccination and vitamin A supplementation helped – but now measles cases are again on the rise. In Ethiopia, VaccinesWork spoke to sightless survivors.

The Poxviruses is a large family of more than 70 viruses and they can infect both people and animals. The Poxvirus family name comes from the word pox, - meaning pustule, blister or eruptive sore.

Surveys that assess symptoms for long Covid have been inadequate for developing a case definition for the illness.

Gavi’s new CEO shares her first impressions and urgent priorities after a packed first ten days at the helm of the Vaccine Alliance.

More than 1.2 million cholera rapid diagnostic tests are being shipped to 14 countries to strengthen surveillance and inform decision-making for vaccination campaigns, so that the right people in the right places can be reached at the right time…

The hepatitis A virus causes liver inflammation, painful symptoms and in rare cases, death. Uzbekistan’s Ministry of Health is calling on the population to vaccinate, to help protect especially people with weakened immunity.

More than 1.2 million cholera rapid diagnostic tests will be shipped to 14 countries in largest-ever global deployment, with the first shipment landing today in Malawi.

With oral cholera vaccine (OCV) in short supply, keeping the lid on cholera outbreaks is proving ever more difficult.

Over 120 representatives of governments, CSOs and health organisations gathered in Lomé, Togo, in late February to help shape Gavi’s next five-year strategy. We look at their key recommendations.

Gavi to increase its financial support to strengthen data systems, bolster health workforce and engagement at community level, and foster innovation for enhancing outreach to better identify and reach missed children.