MOSQUITOES: Why some spread malaria more than others
Mosquitoes of the same species may not always have the same ability to spread disease. A new study has found that genetic differences between popul…
Mosquitoes of the same species may not always have the same ability to spread disease. A new study has found that genetic differences between popul…
Access to safe and timely surgical care remains a major challenge for people living in refugee camps. A new study has identified the main barriers …
A significant number of adolescents in Tanzania experience oral pain that affects their physical and emotional well-being, according to a new study…
Regular physical activity in schools could do more than keep children fit, it may also improve their nutritional health by reducing zinc deficiency…
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Focusing malaria control efforts on the mosquito species responsible for most transmission could reduce malaria cases while cutting the cost of con…
A new study shows that Artificial Intelligence (AI) can help transform antenatal care in Tanzania by enabling health workers to identify pregnant w…
Scientists are calling for a more transparent way of deciding which health questions should be investigated next, after a new review found that cur…
On 9 July 2026, the Ifakara Health Institute hos…
A widely used HIV medicine taken during pregnancy does not appear to affect the growth of babies exposed to the drug before birth, according to a n…