Diarrhea, pneumonia and malaria account for two thirds of infectious disease and death among children and adolescents.

A deadly outbreak of vaccine-preventable disease is a tragedy. For many parents in Nigeria, recent diphtheria epidemics have also served as a wake-up call.

Lower-income countries supported by the Alliance are on the road to recovery, with DTP3 vaccine coverage going up by 3 percentage points.

The latest WHO and UNICEF immunisation estimates suggest that vaccine coverage is recovering after the pandemic hit health systems hard across the world, yet challenges remain.

AI is being used to design vaccines for viruses we don’t even know about yet.

COVID-19 vaccines were developed in record time because scientists were already working on vaccines against related viruses. Dr Melanie Saville from the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI) explains how a similar approach could…

Africa is facing an increase in epidemics and its healthcare systems are severely challenged. This is how the continent is preparing for future outbreaks.

Africa is suffering from a silent, but costly, epidemic of fungal infections.

Research suggests that even mild dengue infection is associated with lower birth weight and increased risk of hospitalisation.

Through a memorandum of understanding (MoU), the three organizations will work together to coordinate and facilitate the exchange of information, experience and knowledge concerning audit and advisory activities.

In Niger State, one in every 95 women dies during pregnancy or childbirth. To help roll back that trend, three-wheeled delivery vehicles are connecting women in hard-to-reach communities with health centres.