How do political governance and power dynamics affect the number of children going without vaccines? A new project by the Zero-Dose Learning Hub has some suggestions.

A multi-pronged effort to counter misinformation around the cancer-blocking shot is paying off in Lagos.

In 1998, concerns were raised about a possible link between the MMR vaccine and autism. Since then, many large, high-quality studies have shown the vaccine is safe. Here’s what the evidence says.

Like most Zambian women, 33-year-old VaccinesWork contributor Fiske Nyirongo had never been screened for cervical cancer. That changed this August, after the death of a prominent campaigner.

Le Corbusier and Niemeyer designed the UN building to inspire unity. 80 years later, are we building bureaucracy instead?

India is aiming for a 30% reduction in the number of unvaccinated children living inside its borders by 2026. Large states like Madhya Pradesh will play a crucial role in the success, or failure, of that effort.

Efforts to reinforce primary care and disease surveillance are saving lives inside Syria’s displacement camps.

A trial in Burkina Faso and Côte d’Ivoire shows that teaching prevention strategies alongside the use of bed-nets reduced malaria cases as effectively as spraying homes with insecticides.

Families and health leaders say community health workers deserve much of the credit for rising uptake.