health
Burkina Faso’s Measles Surge Signals Fragile Health Systems Under Strain
Burkina Faso is facing a significant measles outbreak in its eastern regions, underscoring the vulnerabilities of health systems operating under pressure.
health
The Doctor Will See You Now — On America’s Terms: What Africa Must Understand About the America First Global Health Strategy
Eighteen+ African nations have signed sweeping bilateral health agreements with the United States. The headline promise is billions of dollars in support for HIV, malaria, and tuberculosis. The fine print involves data sovereignty, pathogen sharing, and in at least one case, minerals.
health
Ghana signals stronger prevention push with planned typhoid vaccination focus on food handlers
Ghana Health Service (GHS) is moving toward strengthening typhoid prevention by focusing on one of the most critical transmission points: food handlers.
Lifestyle
Create Your Way Out: Using Human Creativity to Overcome Depression
If you're reading this right now, congratulations! You've survived another period of life's "am I really doing this again, or '' I don't even know what is wrong with me.''
health
Kenya approves breakthrough HIV prevention drug, lenacapavir
Kenya approves rollout of injectable HIV prevention drug, many health experts see this new HIV prevention drug as a major step forward. Unlike daily HIV prevention pills, lenacapavir is long-acting.
Partnered
Bridge for Billions Announces Open Call for Ghana Social Entrepreneurs in Healthcare Program
Bridge for Billions has opened applications for the Ghana Social Entrepreneurs in Healthcare Program, inviting both early-stage healthcare innovators and volunteer mentors to apply