View by type:
Articles (4208)
Everything you need to know about the malaria vaccine
New malaria vaccines are set to revolutionise our battle against this ancient disease. Here’s everything you need to know about these lifesavers.
Three key Davos takeaways: in an uncertain world, investing in health can provide certain returns
From climate change to the unchartered terrain of artificial intelligence, leaders at this year’s World Economic Forum Annual Meeting looked through the lens of health to navigate the greatest challenges of our time.
As Bangladesh’s dengue burden soars, a promising vaccine candidate clears phase 2 trials
Amid Bangladesh’s deadliest dengue year on record, patients and health leaders alike hope that recent, promising research means a vaccine is imminent.
There is an investor base eager to find opportunities that can tackle the biggest public challenges of our time. Now is the time to tap it.
The new malaria vaccines could help bring us in sight of the end of the tunnel, says the renowned malaria scientist. But vaccine hesitancy could present a stumbling block.
These 3 climate disasters will have the biggest impact on human health by 2050
A new report reveals the top 3 climate-related events with the biggest human health impact by 2050 – and what we can do to become more resilient.
First polar bear to die of bird flu – what are the implications?
Avian influenza has killed a polar bear and may have infected other bears.
Six things you need to know about the latest tool against polio
WHO prequalification of the novel oral polio vaccine type 2 (nOPV2) should make it easier for countries to tackle outbreaks.
Groundbreaking biometric tech brings Kenyan newborns into the digital fold on day one
A new biometric vaccination management system, designed in Japan, promises “great impact” in Kenya and beyond, researchers say.
Vaccines show promise against common chronic diseases
From Alzheimer’s to heart disease, the vaccines of the future could target our own rogue proteins.
Global deaths from fungal disease have doubled in a decade – new study
Better and more timely diagnoses of fungal diseases could save millions of lives a year.
No sh**: How Jago, a community in Nigeria’s Oyo State, is going open defecation-free
Most of Oyo state still practises open defecation, but one progressive community is investing in toilets – and seeing public health dividends.