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Centering child health through immunisation and nutrition integration
Insights from a World Health Assembly Side Event.
In northern Nigeria, resettled farmers are giving back to tackle malnutrition
Amid a growing hunger crisis, former internally displaced persons (IDPs) are sharing their harvest.
How scientists are racing to understand the new mpox strain in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
A previously unknown strain of mpox is spreading near DRC’s border with Uganda, Burundi and Rwanda. Linda Geddes spoke to Leandre Murhula Masirika, Jean Claude Udahemuka and Trudie Lang who are working to understand and contain the virus.
Ada Hegerberg leads unfair football match at the Norway Cup to call for equal vaccine access for all
Ada Hegerberg and Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance gathered young people from around the world at the coveted Friendship Match during the Norway Cup to illustrate how unequal access to vaccines worldwide gives children an unfair start in life.
How effective are malaria vaccines?
When it comes to measuring efficacy, where, when and how you give malaria vaccines matters.
Meet the Indonesian epidemiologist championing homegrown evidence to counter cross-border threats
Dr Henry Surendra, now on the hunt for the next pandemic bug, tells VaccinesWork how COVID-19 shaped his research interests.
A historic leap in cancer vaccines – here’s what you need to know
The world’s first personalized cancer vaccine trial has started in the UK – a potentially revolutionary step towards improving the lives of millions of patients.
Scaling up hepatitis B birth dose vaccination will save lives, and livers, experts say
On World Hepatitis Day, TV Padma surveys the damage caused by the hepatitis B virus in Africa – and looks ahead to the impact of Gavi-supported Hep B birth dose vaccine.
Meet the medic championing Cameroon’s fight against viral hepatitis
Scaling up childhood immunisation against hepatitis B is a “pressing need” in Cameroon, where one in ten people carries the infection, urges Dr Ndi Norah Nyah.
11 million Nigerian children are going hungry: how this hurts their health and what needs to be done
Nigeria needs to adopt a multi-faceted approach that addresses the root causes of child malnutrition.
How pioneering ocean voyages transmitted diseases far and wide
A study challenges longstanding narratives of rapid and inevitable pathogen transfer across oceans during the days of transcontinental seafaring.
The other disease burden: when physical sickness sows mental health trouble
Illness can take a toll on patients’ mental health, anywhere. But after a survey of psychological wellbeing post-COVID-19 found that Indians disproportionately reported being in distress, Aayushi Shukla sought insights from across the…
