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Twenty-six districts that have benefited from free Indoor Residual Spraying (IRS) to control malaria since 2015 will lose the intervention from 2027 due to funding constraints.
[spotlight] High-octane executive force Marlene le Roux tells Spotlight about contracting polio when she was three months old, about not dimming her light, and renovations that made the Artscape…
By Nana Karikari, Senior Global Affairs Correspondent The current Ebola crisis in the Democratic Republic of Congo threatens to become the deadliest in recorded history.
A new study reveals that a single dose of rapamycin rapidly but temporarily reverses autism-like behaviors in adult mice. The findings suggest the adult brain remains highly adaptable, pointing toward new therapeutic targets for managing sensory symptoms.
Nigeria is using local data to guide malaria control efforts, moving away from a one-size-fits-all approach, according to new research by Nigeria Health Watch.
KUALA LUMPUR: Private hospitals are seeing an increase in dengue admissions this year, mirroring trends at public hospitals, according to the Association of Private Hospitals Malaysia (APHM).
