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Guinea has begun administering the RTS,S malaria vaccine to thousands of children, aiming to curb one of its deadliest diseases. The free rollout is hailed as a major step toward health equity and child survival across high-risk regions.
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Uganda
Ugandan men are being urged to take a more proactive role in family planning, as health advocates warn that the lack of male involvement continues to hinder progress in reproductive health. For decades, the responsibility of family planning has largely fallen on women, with cultural norms often portraying men as the primary decision-makers in households, while excluding them from active participation in contraception.
Mozambique
Mozambique’s rural clinics are battling climate-driven power outages that threaten vaccine storage, but solar-powered fridges are proving a lifesaving solution. These resilient systems ensure uninterrupted care even during extreme weather, protecting vulnerable communities from medicine loss.
Nigeria
Kaduna State is mounting a full-scale response to a rising mpox outbreak, with health workers, volunteers, and officials working together to contain the virus. Efforts include contact tracing, public education, and targeted vaccinations to protect vulnerable communities.