WHO has upgraded the EG.5 sub-variant to a ‘variant of interest’ although the public health risk remains low.

Even with help from AI, fending off the scourge of antibiotic resistance remains a human responsibility.

SARS-CoV-2 virus appears to disrupt genes in cellular energy factories called mitochondria, interfering with metabolism.

Thousands of Bakarwal pastoralist families trek into the Himalayas for greener grazing in the summer months. Health workers from Srinagar hiked out to meet them, and VaccinesWork went along.

Challenges for disabled people worsened with the COVID-19 pandemic and urgent attention is needed. But the pandemic worsened such challenges, especially in employment and accessing information. African governments should urgently implement…

Gavi’s Zero-Dose Learning Hub meets in-person to discuss key learnings and challenges in reaching zero-dose children.

With more than 2,000 new dengue patients recorded each day, Bangladesh has converted Dhaka’s dedicated COVID-19 hospital into a dedicated dengue facility.

Shorter, easier-to-complete treatment protocols and better diagnostics promise change, but fear and stigma imperil progress in one of Europe’s most TB-burdened countries.

David Marlow on what’s at the forefront of his mind as he takes up his new position leading the Gavi Secretariat.

With the pandemic now seemingly in the rearview mirror, policymakers must start preparing for the next public-health crisis. Today’s political leaders have a historic opportunity to foster a more inclusive global order, and they have a…

Global warming means hotter summers that bring heatwaves and wildfires. Here are five ways in which spiking temperatures are threatening our health.

The Gavi-funded Zero-Dose Immunization Programme is designed to reach the hardest to reach communities in the Sahel and Horn of Africa. In Tougan, Burkina Faso, it is already making a difference.