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As the Omicron wave of COVID-19 continues, what really occurred during previous waves in Africa? Has the African continent been spared from the pandem...

With MSF teams in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Epicentre has just launched a major study funded by the Wellcome, UK AID and the Foreign and Commo...

Review the December 16, 2021 webinar on the results of seroprevalence surveys conducted in Africa and Yemen.

On November 15, Dr. Mariama Issoufou Adamou presented her first study (and certainly the beginning of a long series) on malnutrition conducted before ...

HIV treatments are most effective when taken as prescribed. Adapting delivery to the lifestyles of people living with HIV is now part of the challenge...

On November 1, Prof. Pontiano Kaleebu, Director of the MRC/UVRI & LSHTM Uganda Research Unit and principal investigator of the soon-to-be-completed ZE...

Tuberculosis, particularly among HIV-positive people, is still too widely under-diagnosed and therefore untreated. It is the main cause of death among...

As the seasonal "peak" of malnutrition has reached alarming proportions this year in the region of Maradi, Niger, a team from Epicentre has recently p...

Two large-scale projects in which Epicentre is a partner have just been launched to fight Lassa fever. On the one hand, it consists of accurately eval...

Epidemiology has shown that simplified, decentralized hepatitis C care can be integrated into public and rural health services in resource-limited set...