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Anna Chijioke getting her baby vaccinated. Credit: Royal Ibeh

How women in Ibasa, Nigeria, defy the odds to have their children immunised

15 Jun 2022

3 min read

Gender equality Measles

Dr. Nabil vaccinating administering polio drops to one of his grandsons in front of the community to convince people about the safety of the polio vaccine. © UNICEF Yemen

An Imam promotes the power of vaccines in war torn Yemen

15 Jun 2022

4 min read

Cross-posts Polio Vaccine safety Conflict & humanitarian

Recovery team members Mark Campbell, Guilherme Pessoa-Amorim and Leon Peto photographed at the Big Data Institute in Oxford. Photograph: Adam Gasson/UKRI, CC BY-SA

The inside story of Recovery: how the world’s largest COVID-19 trial transformed treatment – and what it could do for other diseases

15 Jun 2022

20 min read

Cross-posts COVID-19

We Can End Neglected Tropical Diseases

14 Jun 2022

4 min read

Pandemic preparedness Explainer

A health worker prepares to vaccinate a student in Adukrom in the Eastern Region, Ghana in 2022. Ghana pushes towards community vaccination to increase its vaccinated population. Gavi/2022/Nipah Dennis

The need for culturally sensitive COVID-19 vaccine campaigns in sub-Saharan Africa

14 Jun 2022

2 min read

Research summary COVID-19 Vaccine campaigns

A conceptual 3D illustration of antibodies attacking the SARS-CoV-2 virus.

Hybrid immunity: a combination of vaccination and prior infection probably offers the best protection against COVID

13 Jun 2022

6 min read

Cross-posts COVID-19 Vaccine safety

How digitisation is ensuring no child is left behind

13 Jun 2022

4 min read

Innovation COVID-19 Zero-dose children

Souleymane Sawadogo, Vice President of Global Health at Parsyl

5 questions with Parsyl’s Souleymane Sawadogo

13 Jun 2022

4 min read

Innovation Data Vaccine safety

Artificial light may trick malaria-transmitting mosquitoes into changing their feeding habits, protecting people against bites. Professor Lizette Koekemoer/University of the Witwatersrand

Artificial light may become a new weapon in the fight to control malaria

10 Jun 2022

4 min read

Cross-posts Malaria Innovation

A handful of medicine in form of capsules and tablets. The WHO says after decades of careless exposure to antibiotics, superbugs are now widespread and represent a “global crisis that threatens a century of progress in health.” Copyright: Marco Verch, (CC BY 2.0)

Improve antibiotics access to beat ‘silent pandemic’

10 Jun 2022

4 min read

Cross-posts Antimicrobial resistance

A woman trying to smell bread. Photo by mentatdgt from Pexels

COVID: six ways long-term smell loss can affect you

9 Jun 2022

5 min read

Cross-posts COVID-19 Explainer

A nurse gives a baby the malaria vaccine. The RTS,S vaccine is a complementary malaria control tool – to be added to the core package of measures for malaria prevention. Credit: WHO/Fanjan Combrink

It Took 35 years to Get a Malaria Vaccine. Why?

9 Jun 2022

10 min read

Cross-posts Malaria Vaccine development

A midwife examines a pregnant woman at a health clinic. Gavi/2016/Kate Holt

COVID-19 greatly increases risks to pregnant women: largest sub-Saharan study

9 Jun 2022

4 min read

Research summary Vaccine safety COVID-19

Close-up of a doctor using syringe and preparing medicine for a child during the COVID-19 pandemic.

COVID vaccines for children under five: what parents need to know

8 Jun 2022

6 min read

Cross-posts COVID-19 Vaccine safety Vaccine development

Chest x-rays are more sensitive for screening for TB. PUNIT PARANJPE/AFP via Getty Images

HIV control approaches may not work for TB: lessons from South Africa and Zambia

8 Jun 2022

4 min read

Cross-posts HIV Tuberculosis Pandemic preparedness

Waiting to be vaccinated. Photo credit: Afar Health Bureau

Measles vaccines offer hope in conflict-affected parts of Ethiopia

8 Jun 2022

2 min read

Measles Routine immunisation Conflict & humanitarian Vaccine campaigns

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