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Scientists tracking an outbreak in Ethiopia found the ‘strongest evidence yet’ that the Anopheles stephensi is behind rising cases

This week Cameroon became the first African country to receive the Mosquirix malaria vaccine for use as a fully tested preventive in a wide range of healthcare settings.

Mr Robert Maseruka, the University Guild President said they have lost a big icon and his services will be missed at his College

The statistics from the district health department indicate that in the last financial year, malaria claimed 64 lives, followed by pneumonia (56), Septicaemia (31) and liver cirrhosis (20).

The past two years have seen groundbreaking advances in the fight against malaria with the development of two vaccines. But demand far exceeds supply, so rollouts need to be carefully managed.

For many people in the United States, mosquitoes are merely a summertime nuisance. But around the world, mosquitoes and the diseases they carry are a growing public health concern. Ali Rogin speaks with Stephanie Nolen, a global health reporter for The New York Times, to learn more.

The KDHS 2022 survey showed majority shun mosquito nests because of the hot weather

Researchers have discovered that a modest amount of liquid soap can increase the efficacy of some pesticide classes by a factor of more than ten. 

As the world commemorated World Diabetes day, SA should be doing more to focus on access to diagnosis and treatment to help our fiscus

Pti: TiE Delhi-NCR in Partnership with Prayatna Organizes ‘Malaria Hackfest - Predict, Plan & Prevent’, Powered by Mortein, Inviting IT-Enabled Solutions to Tackle Malaria