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Research and development
How will global health innovations shape tomorrow? Take the quiz
Find out how cutting-edge future global health innovations will change the world of healthcare with our latest quiz.
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Infectious diseases
A new vaccine could change everything we know about tuberculosis
A new TB vaccine may save millions. Meet the South African doctor helping lead the charge.
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Maternal & child survival
What $2.5 billion can do: Four innovations advancing women’s health
The Gates Foundation today announced a $2.5 billion commitment through 2030 to accelerate research and development (R&D) focused exclusively on women’s health. The funding will support more than 40 innovations in…
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Infectious diseases
The next-generation mosquito net that’s turning the tide on malaria
An updated innovation offers renewed hope against the deadly disease
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Maternal & child survival
The game-changing PPH protocol saving mothers’ lives in Kenya
A lifesaving bundle of innovations is stopping postpartum hemorrhage in its tracks
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Malaria
Can this innovative mosquito net outsmart malaria?
As mosquitoes evolve resistance to insecticides, scientist Corine Ngufor and her team are developing new tools to stay one step ahead.
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Infectious diseases
How solar-powered fridges are transforming vaccine storage in remote areas
Solar-powered fridges are transforming vaccine storage, ensuring lifesaving doses stay cold in remote areas without electricity.
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Infectious diseases
How Marie-Angélique Sène is empowering Africa’s vaccine future
Meet the woman leading vaccine innovation in Senegal to fight Rift Valley fever and empower Africa’s next generation of scientists.
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Infectious diseases
The researcher versus the mosquitoes
A Cameroonian scientist helped find a cost-effective way to exterminate more mosquitoes—and cut malaria cases among children almost in half.
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Maternal & child survival
The Ghanaian researcher who came home
When Yaw Bediako saw scientists and researchers departing Ghana, he made a life-changing pivot to keep brilliant minds in his country.