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LSTM, Wellbeing Foundation Africa begin second batch of training for NPMCN examiners

The Nation Newspaper LSTM, Wellbeing Foundation Africa begin second batch of training for NPMCN examiners

United kingdomHauwa mohammedHelen allottSamuel oamenLiverpool school of tropical medicineLagos university teaching hospitalTropical healthUnited kingdom department of healthGlobal health workforce programmeNational postgraduate medical college of nigeriaCentre of excellenceEducation trust thetlinksFoundation africaWellbeing foundation africaOamen juneLiverpool school

Drivers of antimicrobial resistance in Uganda and Malawi

Antimicrobial resistance is predicted to impact most heavily on sub-Saharan Africa, however there remains a lack of clinical outcome data from drug-resistant infections in this setting.

Nick feaseyUniversity of st andrewsLiverpool school of tropical medicineQueen elizabeth central hospitalProfessor nick feaseyLiverpool schoolTropical medicine

Robotic labs and AI development part of massive Merseyside sciences investment

Robotic labs and AI development part of massive Merseyside sciences investment
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Pregnant in a warming climate: A lethal double risk for malaria

Mosquitoes are moving into the mountains of Papua New Guinea and other highland areas. That could be a death sentence for pregnant people.

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Kenya: Scientists race to create anti venom as snake bite victims grow

Some 20,000 people are bitten by snakes annually in Kenya, and yet the country does not produce any anti venom locally. Kenya imports anti venom from Mexico and India. Even worse, 50% of the imports barely work

George marangaAugustine wambuaGeorge omondiBenjamin mungeAnna kangaliRuth mungeFredrick angotteKenya snakebite researchInstitute of primate researchIntervention centreLiverpool school of tropical medicineKenyatta national hospitalKitui referral hospitalPrimate researchLiverpool schoolTropical medicine