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Claudia Lacave

Medicines for Africa: with cutting-edge research, Ghana is at the forefront

In Ghana, a state-of-the-art university laboratory is training a new generation of African scientists to develop treatments for malaria, tuberculosis and cancer.

24 Jul 2025
10 min read
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Made in AfricaMalariaTuberculosis
Student Hagar Afriyie carries out synthetic organic chemistry reactions. Credit: Claudia Lacave/Hans Lucas
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Dr Kwame Amponsa-Achiano signs yellow fever vaccination records in his office. Credit: Claudia Lacave/Hans Lucas

Ghana confronts the challenge of financing pneumococcal vaccination after Gavi

19 Mar 2025
6 min read
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Pneumococcal
Dr Fredrick Mutisya using the Antimicro.ai platform in Nairobi, Kenya, to predict bacterial resistance to antibiotics in real time, thanks to Artificial Intelligence. Credit: Claudia Lacave/Hans Lucas

How AI is transforming health care in Kenya amid rapid innovation

30 Oct 2024
6 min read
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InnovationSpotlight on innovation
Fredric Nganga places the samples in a shaker, under the watchful eyes of Dr Florence Mutua. Credit: Claudia Lacave/Hans Lucas

Scientists in Kenya warn toxin in corn could increase the risk of cervical cancer

28 Mar 2024
5 min read
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HPVGender equalityOutbreaks
Philis Mastili learned last year that she was diagnosed with cervical cancer, and is now on the path to remission. Credit: Claudia Lacave/Hans Lucas

In Kenya, the fight against cervical cancer gains ground at long last

21 Mar 2024
9 min read
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HPVGender equality
Near the town of Laisamis, in northern Kenya, there is an area which retains a great deal of water, producing a lot of mosquitoes. Credit: Claudia Lacave / Hans Lucas

Malaria is thriving in Kenya thanks to climate change

19 Sep 2023
5 min read
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MalariaClimate change
 
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