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Society The World

3. May 2024

People Live Longer, All Over the World!

Over three decades, life expectancy grew worldwide, most notably in Eastern sub-Saharan Africa with an impressive increase of almost 11 years, following concerted efforts like improved prevention and treatment tactics, and the strengthening and expansion of immunization programs.

Health

A woman walks her bicycle in front of the National Centre for Tuberculosis and Leprosy Control (CENAT) in Boeung Keng Kang district of the capital in 2021.

Health Cambodia

29. April 2024

Huge Drop in Tuberculosis Deaths and Cases Here

Following more than 20 years of concerted efforts, Cambodia has managed to significantly reduce the number of deaths due to Tuberculosis as well as the number of new cases.

Health

High angle view of doctor piercing needle in patient's arm for medical exam in clinic

Health The World

25. April 2024

Breakthrough Progress for the Deadliest Infectious Disease

A new blood test that could help identify millions of people who spread tuberculosis may soon be in the works.

Health

Illustration of Leishmania parasites in the blood

Health India

1. March 2024

The End of Black Fever in This Country Is Near

India is making rapid progress toward the elimination of black fever within the country.

Health

first malaria vaccine kick of in Cameroon

Health Cameroon

2. February 2024

First-Ever Malaria Vaccine Campaign Kicks Off

The world's first malaria vaccine campaign has recently begun in Cameroon.

Health

Flood victims being tested for Malaria in Malawi.

Health Cape Verde

27. January 2024

Cheers to the First Malaria-Free Success Story in the Region in 50 Years!

The World Health Organization has officially declared Cape Verde malaria-free, making it the third African country - second Sub-Saharan - with that status.

Technology

This illustration picture taken on May 30, 2019 shows plastic waste floating in the sea in Marseille. (Photo by Boris HORVAT / AFP) (Photo by BORIS HORVAT/AFP via Getty Images)

Technology Japan

6. January 2024

“Self-Healing” Biodegradable Plastic Could Replace Its Weak Counterpart

A team of researchers based in Tokyo, Japan, has developed an eco-friendly, self-healing plastic that could potentially be a game-changer for many industries and for the planet.

Health

Health The World

20. November 2023

Diagnosing Tuberculosis: a Key Step to Eradicate the Deadly Disease

According to the latest report on tuberculosis produced by the World Health Organization, diagnosis and treatment services have greatly improved in 2022, and efforts must consistently be deployed to eradicate the deadly disease for good.

Health

This photo illustration shows a disposable syringe with

Health The World

2. November 2023

More Malaria Vaccines to Save Children’s Lives

A four-year agreement has been signed to secure the supply of the world’s second malaria vaccine, guaranteeing that children will have access to the life-saving serum as the vaccine plays a crucial role in the fight against malaria.

Health

Health Scotland

28. September 2023

A Nurse’s Ability to Smell Parkinson’s Has Paved the Way for a First-Ever Test

One woman's acute sense of smell has led to the development of the first-ever Parkinson's test.