Today, Uganda’s Ministry of Health, with support from Gavi and Alliance partners, UNICEF, the WHO, PATH and CHAI rolled out a malaria vaccination campaign in Apac District, northern Uganda.

As glacial lakes burst their bounds in the Pakistani mountains, a first-of-its-kind report projects millions more people are at risk from diseases linked to climate change.

For many refugees and other populations trapped by poverty and conflict, migration is not an option. So how can they be helped?

Co-run by the public health system and the communities themselves, the immunisation centres bring prevention into reach for the city’s poorest.

The Harmattan is linked to a range of conditions that affect the skin and mucous membranes of humans and animals.

Scientists have found that an existing drug used to treat rare diseases could also help to suppress mosquito populations and control malaria.

As the rains loom, threatening a new malaria season, parents of some of Burundi’s youngest denizens know their children are better protected than ever before.

As the climate warms, rising temperatures could more than double Australia’s burden of cardiovascular diseases by 2050.

Lesotho has one of the world’s highest cervical cancer rates – but with enhanced HPV vaccination and screening campaigns, and a brand-new cancer hospital now under construction, women’s prospects are looking up.