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Uzbekistan's battle against hepatitis
Uzbekistan plans to eliminate viral hepatitis within the next eight years. Here’s how they plan to do it.
How do RSV symptoms differ from flu, COVID-19 and other respiratory viruses?
Symptoms of respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) are similar to those of other common respiratory viruses, but young children are more susceptible to severe illness. Here’s when to consult a doctor.
TB is once again the deadliest disease in Africa - what went wrong
Intensified efforts to obtain funding are urgently required to mitigate and reverse the negative impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on TB.
Has the mpox (monkeypox) epidemic disappeared?
The disease caused alarm when it spread worldwide earlier this year. While cases have reduced, experts warn this is not the time for complacency.
Smartphone operated tool uses light beam to detect malaria
Affordable, smartphone-operated tool that detects malaria could help meet UN target to end the disease, say researchers.
Battling the cow pox: Ethiopia embarks on an unprecedented livestock vaccine drive
Pastoralist communities in Ethiopia’s borderlands are turning to vaccines to protect their livelihoods.
Excitement builds in Malawi for malaria vaccine launch
Malaria kills three people in Malawi every day and accounts for 15% of all hospital admissions. The upcoming inclusion of the malaria vaccine in the country’s routine immunisation programme offers hope.
In some European countries, sick workers do not return to their jobs until they’re fully recovered. In other countries, the return is more gradual.
The doctor saving children’s lives on Snake Island, Nigeria
Dr Shodipo Gbolahan left a life of prestige behind to dedicate his time to improving health on Lagos’ Snake Island.
Ebola vaccines trigger durable responses in African adults and children
Largest study to date confirms Ebola vaccine safety, with immunity lasting up to a year.
Drugs companies must address ‘chronic neglect’ of women
R&D gaps must be plugged if UN goals on women’s sexual and reproductive health rights are to be met, say analysts.
University clinics move beyond the student population in Zambia
The clinics on Zambia’s university campuses go beyond catering simply to academics’ and students’ health needs.