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Using behavioral science to understand under-vaccination in Kathmandu
Getting every child access to immunisation requires an up-close, specific, and contextual look at the real-world hurdles facing families. In Nepal’s capital, a team of researchers mapped out the barriers
The World Is Still Failing at Pandemic Preparedness and Response
The G20 and international financial institutions still have not created a pandemic preparedness and response framework capable of managing the next global health crisis. Fortunately, some low- and middle-income countries are pioneering new models…
5 steps to stop Ebola spreading in East Africa – a frontline expert advises
When tackling an Ebola outbreak speed is a critical element - every hour counts.
COVID, flu, RSV – how this triple threat of respiratory viruses could collide this winter
Outbreaks of seasonal diseases like flu and RSV, along with a further COVID-19 wave, could lead to another public health disaster, warn experts.
Scientists Debate the Role of a Virus in Multiple Sclerosis
A recent study offers the strongest evidence yet of the link between Epstein-Barr virus and MS. Not everyone is convinced.
Self-financing COVAX champions: Lebanon
Getting COVID-19 vaccines to all countries, whether or not they could afford them, was critical early in the pandemic to stop the virus spreading. This is Lebanon’s experience of being a self-financed partner in COVAX.
The silent pandemic: how drug-resistant superbugs risk becoming the world’s number one killer
Antimicrobial resistance has been rising for years, but a spike in antibiotic use during the COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the process.
Does a faint line on a COVID-19 test mean I’m no longer infectious?
Rapid antigen or lateral flow tests can help to identify when someone with COVID-19 is most infectious, but even a faint line should be treated as a positive result.
8 billion people: why trying to control the population is often futile – and harmful
Arguments about population growth are unhelpful, distracting and often racist.
The human toll of rising dengue cases in Pakistan
Dengue fever is endemic in Pakistan, but historic flooding has triggered a sudden rise in cases during 2022.
Why Ebonyi State ranks first in routine immunisation in Nigeria
Ebonyi is on “a mission to ensure no Ebonyi child is unimmunised”. Here’s what that looks like.
COVID: inhalable and nasal vaccines could offer more durable protection than regular shots
These types of vaccines could offer certain advantages over conventional COVID shots. But we need more data to show us they’re effective.