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Malaria can be transmitted from an infected person to an unborn child, through organ transplants, blood transfusions, and the reuse of contaminated syringes.

Ministry is also working closely with counties, Partners to ensure health facilities are well-stocked

As climate change accelerates, it is becoming increasingly important to study the impact of climate change on human health.

The heads of state and government from nearly 200 countries gathering this week in New York for the United Nations General Assembly must confront the stark reality that the Sustainable Development Goals are in dire jeopardy. This year marks the midpoint between the start of those goals in 2016 and 2030, when they were supposed to be achieved. While the 17 SDGs present a sweeping vision for improving the lives of people across the world, progress against them is, at best, mixed. Most will be miss...

It’s yet to be made operational. We are now feeding it with nearly 200 slides of blood tests, says chief medical officer

With this new round of funding, he says they’re now closer than they’ve ever been to helping save lives in developing countries.

India excels in tackling HIV, tuberculosis (TB), and malaria, especially in TB elimination, surpassing global progress

The number of malaria cases has been rising sharply in Korea this year, nearing the 2016 numbers, health authorities said Friday.

Philip Low looks to validate previous trial results and test whether the number of days of an anti-malaria drug therapy can be reduced...

Kapil Sibal slams Modi, says ‘Sanatanis’ dont celebrate when soldiers are martyred. This comes after PM Modi while addressing a public gathering in Madhya Pradeshs Bina on Thursday said, that the opposition plans to destroy sanatana dharma and attack the centuries-old tradition of the country.