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Checking vaccination status when children visit health facilities can be a highly effective way to catch up those who have missed vaccinations.
After the flood, health care goes pastoral in Kisumu
As displacement due to flooding spurs rates of teen pregnancy, a church programme in western Kenya is shepherding young mothers towards antenatal and immunisation clinics.
Megafires aren't just a problem if they're on your doorstep
Increases in extreme wildfires in many parts of the world are fueling concerns over the impacts of smoke on human health.
Real-world results confirm safety of RSV vaccine in pregnancy
Study suggests similar risk of preterm birth in women who were vaccinated against respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) during pregnancy and those who were not.
This small Nairobi clinic learned to listen, and vaccination rates went through the roof
Health workers used to struggle to reach the more than 8,700 eligible kids of Lindi Ward, in Nairobi’s massive Kibra slum, with vaccines. Not anymore.
Boys born with higher natural resistance to HIV, study finds
Male foetuses infected with HIV during pregnancy stand a higher chance of remission.
Hospitals in this Pakistan province are designating a special room for trans patients
Transgender activists in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa say it’s a step forward – here’s why.
Angling for better health for Burundi’s fishers and fishmongers
A government project is extending access to prevention and treatment for a “forgotten” Great Lakes community.
Dengue infection associated with increased risk of depression
An analysis of Taiwanese medical records supports the idea that dengue infection could have longer-term consequences for people’s health.
Flooding in Uzbekistan: a growing concern for zoonotic outbreaks
As deluges slay livestock in their hundreds, and climate change promises more natural disasters, experts warn that outbreak preparedness strategies need to evolve.
Vaccines that can treat HPV could help save hundreds of thousands of lives lost to cervical cancer
New therapeutic HPV vaccines could complement existing HPV prophylactic vaccines.
How one father’s love is helping shield Nigeria’s daughters from cervical cancer
The tragic loss of his wife to cervical cancer ignited Borno state immunisation officer Maina Modu's determination to protect not only his daughters, but all young girls in the state from the vaccine-preventable disease.