Tag: Malaria

Trust, tradition and two vaccines: How communities are wrestling down malaria burden 

Community health promoters are winning over sceptical families one conversation at a…

From India to Kenya: Can a new approved vaccine help in the fight against dengue fever? 

Dengue fever is spreading into new parts of Kenya, from outbreaks in Garissa and Wajir to…

Why malaria parasites are harder to treat, mosquitoes harder to kill

Drugs that once cleared malaria in days now buy the parasite more…

25 Years On. Why war on malaria is losing momentum 

After 15 years of progress, malaria is making a comeback. Kenya has…

Dr Anne Musuva: She saw a child die, vanished, then returned to fix the system 

Dr Anne Musuva's journey from a traumatic ward death to co-shaping the…

Lenacapavir: Let everyone access HIV prevention jab at Ksh5,200, MSF urges

The World Health Organization-backed game-changing HIV jab costs about KSh3.6 million a…

WHO approves air-based repellents that disorient, kill mosquitoes day and night 

WHO's newly approved spatial emanators could help close the gaps in regions like Siaya…

The Safest Places Are the Hottest: How rising heat is reshaping motherhood in Kilifi 

As temperatures rise, so do the risks of preeclampsia, preterm birth and stillbirth, while…

Five battles, one crisis: What the infectious diseases scoreboard tells us about the world’s health 

New WHO data shows that an estimated 1.3 million people acquired HIV in 2024,…

Half a century of care: How US funding shaped Kenya’s health systems 

Over 50 years and more than $8 billion (Ksh1.04 Trillion), the United States…

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