MALARIA: Climate change driving disease fears in Tanzania’s rural communities
Communities in south-eastern Tanzania are increasingly linking changing weather patterns to a rise in malaria, according to a new study.
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Communities in south-eastern Tanzania are increasingly linking changing weather patterns to a rise in malaria, according to a new study.
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On 16–17 March 2026, the Ministry of Commu…
On 6 March 2026, the Ifakara Health Institute co…
For millions of people living in malaria-affected regions, sleeping under a mosquito net can be lifesaving. But an important question remains: how …
“Tanzania has a real opportunity to end tuberculosis—through local leadership, science, and community-driven action. But science alone …
This World Tuberculosis Day, the Ifakara Health Institute joins the global community in reaffirming a shared commitment to end tuberculosis once an…
As part of its 70 Years of Impact commemorations, the Ifakara Health Institute hosted a Virtual High-Level Dialogue and Technical Masterclass on TB…
The Ifakara Health Institute warmly wishes Eid a…