NEWBORN CARE: Improving newborn survival through simulation-based training
A recent study has demonstrated the effectiveness of advanced neonatal simulation tools in equipping healthcare providers with essential neonatal r…
CASE STUDY: Experts highlight simple and effective ways for rabies control in Tanzania
A recently published case study underscores the significance of a One Health approach—collaborating across human and animal health sectors&md…
FORUM: Ifakara presents at health economics and policy conference in Kigali
Three scientists from the Ifakara Health Institu…
INTERVIEW: Ifakara scientist speaks with Azam TV on targeting mosquitoes at their breeding sites
Yesterday, Dr. Nicodem Govella, Chief Research S…
SEMINAR: Ifakara shares empowerment initiatives on data at University of Glasgow
On March 7, 2025, Ifakara Health Institute prese…
TB CARE: Uncovering the financial struggles of households in East Africa
Tuberculosis (TB) remains a leading cause of illness and death despite current progress and initiatives to control the disease in the sub-Saharan A…
MEETING: Ifakara supports ministry to share primary health care committee guideline
On March 11, 2025, in Morogoro, the Ifakara Heal…
TRAINING: Ifakara IRB equips scientists with essential ethics knowledge
From 11-21 March 2025, the Ifakara Health Institute’s Institutional Review Board (IRB) team engaged with researchers in an ethical research t…
WEBINAR: Effective community engagement in global health research for sustainable change in Africa
On March 19, 2025, at 2 PM, the Ifakara Health Institute took part in an eng…
CONFIRMED: New study shows better way to detect worm infections
A study published on PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases recently has found that a laboratory method that detects and measures worm DNA in st…