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‘Low Risk’ as Africa Hantavirus Cases Spur Surveillance
Zimbabwe and South Africa monitor suspected hantavirus contacts.
Zimbabwe and South Africa monitor suspected hantavirus contacts.
Iran War Hits ‘Centres of Hope’, Halts Science Research
Young scientists impacted as attacks disrupt 'centres of hope'
Young scientists impacted as attacks disrupt ‘centres of hope’
Malaria Vaccine ‘No Magic Bullet’ for Elimination
Two WHO-recommended malaria vaccines are deployed in 25 African countries
Two WHO-recommended malaria vaccines are deployed in 25 African countries
Rush for Critical Minerals Harming World’s Poorest
DRC and South America’s ‘Lithium Triangle’ among worst affected.
DRC and South America’s ‘Lithium Triangle’ among worst affected
Africa’s Malaria Fight Needs Stronger Local Research
Real-time surveillance data, vaccine strategies vital to maintain progress
Real-time surveillance data, vaccine strategies vital to maintain progress
Agroecology Urged as Mideast Crisis Deepens Food Insecurity
Food security experts say adopting agroecology methods can cushion the blow
Food security experts say adopting agroecology methods can cushion the blow
One Million Defend Argentina’s Glaciers After Law Reform
Environmentalists gathered nearly one million signatures in an unprecedented lawsuit
Environmentalists gathered nearly one million signatures in an unprecedented lawsuit
Indian Wastewater Rife With Drug Resistance Genes
Researchers say findings point to need for greater wastewater surveillance
Researchers say findings point to need for greater wastewater surveillance
Irrigation a Must for Smallholders in Changing Climate
Small-scale irrigation systems are essential amid changing weather patterns
Small-scale irrigation systems are essential amid changing weather patterns
Amazon at Risk From Mineral Extraction for Clean Energy
Indigenous territories and protected areas are vulnerable
Indigenous territories and protected areas are vulnerable
Liberia Stalls on Lead Rules, With Children at Risk
Lack of testing and delayed policy leaves children exposed to undetected poisoning
Lack of testing and delayed policy leaves children exposed to undetected poisoning
Toxic Fallout from Gulf War ‘Could Last Decades’
Damage could last for decades to come, experts warn.
Damage could last for decades to come, experts warn.
Q&A: Why Climate Adaptation Funds Miss Africa’s Frontlines
Local actors face barriers to accessing funds, like risk perception and complex systems
Local actors face barriers to accessing funds, like risk perception and complex systems
African Climate Adaptation Finance Bolsters Defences
African Union report encourages other countries to replicate them
African Union report encourages other countries to replicate them
AI Tool Targets Death Data Gaps in Poor Regions
AI tool could help determine cause of death where resources are lacking
AI tool could help determine cause of death where resources are lacking