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Adapting care to the lifestyles of people living with HIV is now part of the challenge to help control the HIV epidemic worldwide. In two studies, one...

One of the challenges to stopping the spread of tuberculosis is the availability of reliable, rapid, accessible and easy-to-use diagnostic tools. Amon...

No new cases of Ebola have been confirmed since November 27 in Uganda, where an outbreak was declared on September 20 by authorities. While MSF teams...

Malnutrition in young children can have long-term and potentially irreversible consequences, particularly on the cognitive level. Providing nutritiona...

The first symptoms that appear in people infected with the Ebola virus are very similar to those of other endemic diseases in regions affected by epid...

The Research Fairness Initiative (RFI) is aiming to tackle the inequities in health research that adversely affect low-middle income countries.

A real-world study in Zimbabwe confirms the effectiveness of mass vaccination against typhoid fever in individuals under the age of 15.

In early October 2022, the third and final round of the joint MSF and South Sudanese Ministry of Health hepatitis E campaign began in Bentiu IDP camp,...

A study conducted by Epicentre in Malawi and Uganda confirms the deleterious impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the care and support of people living ...

Conducting research and clinical studies outside of academic institutions requires perseverance and time. It is often necessary to recruit, and train ...