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During epidemics and public health emergencies, data relating to sex, gender and pregnancy are often overlooked in favor of rapid action. Yet these da...

Studies carried out following the first vaccination campaign during a hepatitis E epidemic in the Bentiu camp in South Sudan reveal significant result...

In the district of Tondo, a very poor and densely populated area of Manila in the Philippines, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has introduced innovativ...

A survey conducted by Epicentre reveals extremely critical levels of malnutrition in north-western Nigeria. In some areas, levels of global acute maln...

Acute malnutrition, alone or combined with other pathologies, remains one of the main causes of infant mortality in Mali. The StimNut study, carried o...

Every three minutes, a child succumbs to tuberculosis (TB), a curable disease if diagnosed in time. Can the new treatment decision algorithms, one of ...

In a recent study carried out in Niger and funded by EDCTP*, Epicentre assessed the impact and feasibility of mass vaccination campaigns with a single...

Committed to reducing its carbon footprint by 50% by 2030, Epicentre has already made significant progress, significantly reducing emissions linked to...

Too many children with TB are neither tested nor treated, with many countries failing at the first hurdle: updating policy guidelines in line with WHO...

The GASTROSAM study seeks to demonstrate that a new approach to treating children suffering from severe malnutrition and dehydration is not only possi...