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REPORT: Experts outline priorities for Rift Valley fever vaccine development

A snip from the Vaccine journal with an inset of Ifakara Health Institute scientist Grace Mwangoka, who co-authored the report. GRAPHIC | IFAKARA Communications

REPORT: Experts outline priorities for Rift Valley fever vaccine development

A recent report published on the Vaccine, a peer-reviewed medical journal, presents key priorities identified by experts from Europe, Africa, and the USA for advancing human Rift Valley Fever (RVF) vaccine re…

#WORLDTBDAY2025: Together, we can end TB!

Graphic: Ifakara Communications

#WORLDTBDAY2025: Together, we can end TB!

Today, Ifakara Health Institute joins the global community in marking the World TB Day, observed annually on March 24.…

WORKSHOP: Ifakara, partners to strengthen mortality data systems in Tanzania

Key stakeholders engage in a discussion during a workshop in Morogoro focused on improving mortality data collection in Tanzania. Photo by IFAKARA Communications

WORKSHOP: Ifakara, partners to strengthen mortality data systems in Tanzania

Ifakara Health Institute, in collaboration with the Ministry of Health (MoH) and the Registration Insolvency and Trusteeship Agency (RITA), has convened for a two-day workshop in Morogoro to strengthen mortality data …

ENGAGEMENT: Ifakara hosts global clinical trial partners in Bagamoyo

A group photo featuring Ifakara scientists and representatives from Global Health Clinical Trials Consortium (GHCC) . PHOTO: Communications

ENGAGEMENT: Ifakara hosts global clinical trial partners in Bagamoyo

On March 14, 2025, the Ifakara Health Institute welcomed representatives from the Global …

LAUNCH: New project to combat antibiotic overuse in Z’bar

Group photo of the meeting attendees. PHOTO: IFAKARA Communications

LAUNCH: New project to combat antibiotic overuse in Z’bar

On March 19, 2025, the Ifakara Health Institute met with stakeholders in Zanzibar to roll out the Mobile Health & …

STAR HOMES: Preventing disease spread with smart home design

A snip from the Parasites & Vectors journal with an inset of Ifakara Health Institute scientist Arnold Mmbando, the lead author of the study. GRAPHIC | IFAKARA Communications

STAR HOMES: Preventing disease spread with smart home design

A study by Ifakara Health Institute, in collaboration with partners in Europe and Asia, has underscored the significant impact of well-designed homes and toilets in reducing disease transmission. The research emphasiz…

TALK:  Redesigning the Humble Brick with Oxford University’s Prof. Kelly

Professor Ann H. Kelly from the University of Oxford. PHOTO: IFAKARA Communications

TALK: Redesigning the Humble Brick with Oxford University’s Prof. Kelly

Today, the Ifakara Health Institute hosted an engaging talk by Professor Ann H. Kelly from the University of Oxford, w…

FORUM: Ifakara champions women leadership at inter-generational dialogue

Ms. Sheikha-Salum Mohamed and Dr. Zawadi Mageni-Mboma at the Women Shaping the Future: Inter-generational Conversations forum

FORUM: Ifakara champions women leadership at inter-generational dialogue

The Ifakara Health Institute was represented at the Women Shaping the Future: Inter-generational Conversations forum h…

NEWBORN CARE: Improving newborn survival through simulation-based training

A snip from the Advances in Simulation journal with an inset of Ifakara Health Institute scientist Dunstan Bishanga who contributed to the study. GRAPHIC | IFAKARA Communications.

NEWBORN CARE: Improving newborn survival through simulation-based training

A recent study has demonstrated the effectiveness of advanced neonatal simulation tools in equipping healthcare providers with essential neonatal resuscitation skills, marking a significant step toward improving newbo…

CASE STUDY: Experts highlight simple and effective ways for rabies control in Tanzania

Snapshot image from the case study report published on CABI Digital Library.

CASE STUDY: Experts highlight simple and effective ways for rabies control in Tanzania

A recently published case study underscores the significance of a One Health approach—collaborating across human and animal health sectors—in combating rabies in Tanzania. The study emphasizes the role of …