Malaria: Australian Researchers Develop Sperm-Based Technique to Target Female Mosquitoes
Australian scientists unveil a revolutionary method using genetically engineered male mosquitoes to combat tropical diseases like malaria and dengue fever.
Infectious Disease
New Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis Strains Spreading Between Patients, Study Warns
A new study reveals alarming global transmission of drug-resistant tuberculosis strains, highlighting the urgent need for enhanced diagnostics and surveillance in public health.
US Confirms First Human Death from Bird Flu
A recent death linked to H5N1 bird flu in Louisiana raises alarm about potential pandemic risks. Experts urge vigilance amid rising cases worldwide.
Moderate HMPV Risk in Nigeria, According to NCDC
The NCDC’s latest assessment reveals a moderate risk of Human Metapneumovirus (HMPV) in Nigeria, highlighting the need for awareness and preventive measures.
Find Out The Never Before ‘Fully Recognized’ Benefit of Vaccine, according to WHO
A new WHO Technical Report has detailed never before fully recognised benefits of vaccines. This post is based on the technical report.
Mpox Outbreak: Vaccination Rollout Begins in Bayelsa and Rivers States
The NPHCDA has launched the Mpox vaccination initiative, starting in Bayelsa and Rivers, to combat rising cases and protect vulnerable populations.
Cervical Cancer Breakthrough: WHO Approves New Single-Dose HPV Vaccine
The WHO has approved Cecolin®, a fourth HPV vaccine, for single-dose use, aiming to boost cervical cancer prevention and enhance vaccination efforts globally.
Marburg Virus Outbreak in Rwanda: Latest Cases, Response Measures, and Global Concerns
The resurgence of the Marburg virus in Rwanda has raised alarm bells worldwide, with confirmed cases rising and urgent containment measures underway.
Now that Measles is staging a comeback!
Measles, once thought to be under control, has reared its head once more, threatening the health and well-being of millions
Hepatitis: Africa must do more to save the future!
Hepatitis, characterized by liver inflammation, primarily stems from viral infections, with five main types labeled A through E. Every 30