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People walking in a flooded street as a result of climate change. Photo by Misbahul Aulia on Unsplash

New study suggests risk of extreme pandemics like COVID-19 could increase threefold in coming decades

5 Sep 2022

3 min read

Lower back pain could affect up to a quarter of COVID-19 survivors

2 Sep 2022

3 min read

COVID-19 Explainer

A dog in Paris has become the first case of a pet contracting monkeypox from its owners. Cavan Images via Getty Images

A dog has caught monkeypox from one of its owners, highlighting risk of the virus infecting pets and wild animals

2 Sep 2022

6 min read

Cross-posts Mpox

A consignment of 840,000 doses of J&J COVID-19 vaccines through the COVAX for refugees and migrants shipped by UNICEF arrive at the Entebbe International Airport on request of the Government on March 10, 2022. Credit: UNICEF/2022/Maria Wamala

5 things to know about COVAX in August

2 Sep 2022

3 min read

COVAX Routine immunisation

A nurse in protective equipment taps to the head of the ampule to ensure all the liquid drips into the bottom before breaking it.

New research suggests COVID-19 vaccines can slow the spread of disease, even with Omicron

1 Sep 2022

3 min read

Research summary COVID-19 Data COVAX

The cause of ‘tomato flu’: the coxsackievirus. CDC/ Dr. Erskine Palmer

‘Tomato flu’ outbreak in India – here’s what it really is

1 Sep 2022

4 min read

Cross-posts Outbreaks Pandemic preparedness COVID-19

From the capital to rural areas, Bangladeshis joined the vaccination campaign. Credit: Pantho Rahaman

Bangladesh’s success in dealing with COVID-19

1 Sep 2022

5 min read

COVID-19 Vaccine campaigns

Multilateral action can turn blueprints for equity during future pandemics into reality – the industry’s proposal

31 Aug 2022

5 min read

Vaccine manufacturing COVID-19 COVAX

Bats at the Kitaka mine in Uganda. The Marburg virus is transmitted to people from fruit bats and spreads among humans through direct contact with the bodily fluids of infected people, surfaces, and material. Copyright: WHO /Christopher Black

Africa braces against Marburg virus after Ghana cases

31 Aug 2022

6 min read

Cross-posts Outbreaks Marburg

A baby receiving the rotavirus vaccine during the launch in Abuja. Photo credit: Ijeoma Ukazu

Dealing with diarrhoea: Nigeria introduces rotavirus vaccine into its immunisation plan

30 Aug 2022

4 min read

Rotavirus Routine immunisation

We can repair broken global solidarity and accelerate efforts toward COVID-19 vaccine equity

30 Aug 2022

3 min read

Cross-posts COVID-19

School Children of Nabaratna School, Madhyapur Thimi-4, Bhaktapur, Nepal. Credit: Chhatra Karki

Nepal braces for a fourth wave

29 Aug 2022

4 min read

COVID-19 Outbreaks Vaccine campaigns

Sindhi cattle near Amazon rainforest: flexitarian diets could feed the growing world population without further encroaching onto wild habitat. Lucas Ninno via GettyImages

Eating less food from animal sources is key to reducing the risk of wildlife-origin diseases and global warming

29 Aug 2022

6 min read

Cross-posts COVID-19 HIV Ebola

Health workers on duty in Lagos. Photo credit: Eric Dumo

Monkeypox, Lassa and a pandemic: Lagos fights off a new COVID-19 wave with vaccination drive

26 Aug 2022

4 min read

Mpox Lassa fever Vaccine campaigns

In Toronto, lockdown measures asked residents to remain at home. (Shutterstock)

How COVID-19 lockdown measures — and their outcomes — varied in cities around the world

26 Aug 2022

6 min read

Cross-posts COVID-19

Fatema Khatun, mother of Ahmed. Photo credit: Mohammad Al Amin

Where routine immunisation is anything but routine: vaccinating Rohingya children in Bangladesh

25 Aug 2022

3 min read

Vaccine campaigns Routine immunisation Conflict & humanitarian

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