Study identifies the two pathogens that helped destroy Napoleon’s Grande Armée during its 1812 retreat from Russia.

Togo has become the first country in Africa to roll out the malaria vaccine across every part of the country.

Former Gavi CEO Dr Seth Berkley's tell-all dissection of the effort to tackle the worst pandemic in a century offers 'a vital, occasionally provocative read'

Real-world data shows boosters give extra protection against severe COVID-19

In Katsina, Nigeria, children in nomadic communities are among the hardest to access. But with innovative strategies, from livestock vaccination to motorbike outreach, health workers are reaching children once left behind.

Adaeze Oreh proposes steps for addressing a pervasive problem that jeopardizes both medical staff and the public.

Private facilities in India’s most populous state have historically been more likely to delay or even miss “birth-dose” vaccines than government hospitals. A new initiative is changing that.

Zambia sees an estimated 3.6 million cases of malaria each year, and thousands of deaths. Health workers and parents hope the vaccine can curtail that toll.

Adolescent girls living in low-income urban informal settlements face challenges that elevate their susceptibility to early childbearing.