GENDER: Study links discrimination to poor health outcomes for women in Africa
A new multi-country study has found that gender-based discrimination remains a major barrier to women’s health and wellbeing in parts of Afri…
A new multi-country study has found that gender-based discrimination remains a major barrier to women’s health and wellbeing in parts of Afri…
A new study in Bagamoyo, Tanzania has found th…
A major malaria-carrying mosquito, anopheles stephensi, spreading across Africa, is becoming increasingly resistant to insecticides, putting global…
From 15–16 January 2026, the NEST360 (Newb…
New-generation mosquito nets designed to overcome insecticide resistance can help reduce malaria, but their impact in real life is much lower than …
Imported malaria remains a major barrier to eliminating the disease on Pemba Island, new research by Ifakara health institute shows, threatening ye…
From January 12 to 20, 2025, the Swiss Study Foundation Academy, in collaboration with the Swiss Tropical and Public Hea…
A long-term study in southeastern Zambia, shows that sustained malaria control efforts can greatly reduce malaria cases and hospital admissions.
January 12 marks Zanzibar Revolution Day, a national holiday in Tanzania th…
On January 9, 2026, the Ifakara Health Institute hosted a delegation of students from a Mast…