From the Ghetto to the Globe
Insights, analysis, and updates from our team.
Blue-collar brains: brain capital and brain health movements should focus on skilled labourers
Redefining brain capital and brain health by focusing on skilled labourers.
Sharing the Formula: Lessons from Botswana’s Maternal HIV Prevention for South Africa
Analyzing Botswana’s success in reducing Mother-to-Child Transmission (MTCT) of HIV and the role of mothers in this process, while considering lessons for South Africa
Building beyond high-tech hegemony: Traumatic brain injury neurorehabilitation from Padua to Abi Addi.
Review of TBIs along with neurorehabilitation strategies and technology.
Beyond child mortality: paediatric neurorehabilitation and the long-term impacts of cerebral malaria in sub-Saharan Africa
Neurological deficits among children surviving cerebral malaria and opportunities for neurorehabilitation.
How do we know if a child died from malaria?
Overview of methodological approaches and challenges to measuring child deaths from malaria
Saving The Next Generation: Can Malaria Vaccines Reduce Child Deaths in Africa?
Can malaria vaccines reduce child mortality in Africa? This blog post discusses a recent study published in The Lancet that evaluates the impact of implementing malaria vaccines in routine immunization programs across selected countries in Africa.
First antimalarial drug designed for babies approved by WHO
The World Health Organization (WHO) recently announced the prequalification of the first antimalarial drug specifically developed for newborns and young infants. This post examines it's significance for children affected by malaria, particularly on the African continent
Subaltern: vanguards of global health
There is a stalemate in global health: we preach health equity, yet we fail to reach those with the highest levels of health needs worldwide. This post lays out the three pillars of a subaltern approach to global health.