Kathryn Maitland, an author of a study protocol published on Wellcome Open Research, talks about gastroenteritis and the importance of the Phase II GASTRO trial to monitor children’s responses to rehydration...
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Martin Rono talks about the findings of his recently published paper on 'Adaptation of Plasmodium falciparum to its transmission environment' which has since been published on Nature How does Plasmodium...
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Charles Mbogo talks about the largest database of malaria mosquito carriers and its role for future control and malaria elimination programmes in Africa. This inventory was recently published and peer...
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Rather than focusing just on curing an individual, we seek to understand the broader contextual and structural issues that can help or hinder health-seeking behavior.
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By Noni Mumba One would think that a 2-day workshop on evaluation would be boring, mentally taxing and just tiresome. Indeed, I, being one of the delegates in that meeting,...
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Bridget Pratt and Sassy Molyneux We recently attended the 2017 Oxford Global Health and Bioethics International Conference, aimed at promoting multidisciplinary and inclusive discussion of critically important ethical issues in...
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By Philip Bejon, Bob Snow, Charles Mbogo Bed nets have probably saved the lives of tens of thousands of Kenyans over the last decade, and likely hundreds of thousands of...
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