“I do not want to have the disease called cholera again,” say residents of historic hotspots, as uptake of preventive OCV soars.

The pandemic’s caps on numbers have lifted, and this year’s Hajj will draw millions. Countries including India are rolling out special vaccination drives to keep pilgrims safe from epidemic diseases.

The pandemic put the technology, long in development, to the test. Here’s a look at the status of its application to cancer and when it might reach patients.

It's time to rethink the way we provide learning opportunities and support to our health workers in providing quality care amid ever-changing health challenges. 

Ninety-six percent of Vihiga’s babies have received all their basic childhood vaccines. That success, say area chiefs, is down to committed local partnerships of local leaders and health workers.

Evolutionary medicine is an emerging interdisciplinary field with huge potential to improve human health and tackle a broad scope of major health challenges.

Wastewater treatment plants receive wastewater from a variety of sources. This makes them useful proxies for determining the burden of antimicrobial resistance in communities.

Global leaders commit to ending polio once and for all.

As the delegates to the 76th World Health Assembly convene under the banner “saving lives, driving health for all”, VaccinesWork reflects on the history of an ambitious idea.

Successful trial of the NmCV-5 pentavalent vaccine suggests it could contribute to the goal of defeating epidemic meningitis by 2030.

Dogs love to sniff, and they’re good at it.

Haunted by memories of epidemics past and bordered by outbreaks, Zimbabwe is bracing for the deadly, but preventable, infection.