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Two women pass by the Mycetoma Research Center in Khartoum, Sudan, before its 2023 destruction during the country’s civil war.
Neglected Diseases

The Long, Strange Journey of Mycetoma Research

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A nurse wearing a white uniform and hat stands next to a patient lying in a hospital bed and wearing a pastel green gown.
Opinion

7-1-7 Target Proven to Prevent Outbreaks Before They Spread

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A health worker administers polio drops to a child on the first day of a nationwide week-long poliovirus eradication campaign in Karachi, Pakistan, on September, 1, 2025
Infectious Diseases

UK Cuts Imperil Polio Eradication

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Three-year-old Faith, who completed doses through the world's first malaria vaccine (RTS, S) pilot program, plays under a mosquito net at her home in Mukuli, Kenya, on March 7, 2023.
Opinion

Time to Chart a New Path to Africa’s Malaria-Free Future

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Rhys White, microbial genomics lead at Public Health and Forensic Science, and a colleague review a pangenome graph showing a key antibiotic-resistance gene.
Tech & Innovations

Frontline Genomics With AI: Nanopores, Lifesaving Diagnostics, and Squiggles

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GanLum product sachets and granules at Novartis manufacturing site in Slovenia
Infectious Diseases

‘Music To Our Ears’: A New Malaria Treatment May Offer Long-Awaited Alternative to Artemisinin

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A nurse records vital signs for a measles patient in the Médecins Sans Frontières isolation ward. at Al-Wahda hospital, Dhamar, Yemen. May 27, 2025.
Infectious Diseases

Aid Cuts Hit Yemen Amid Measles Crisis

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A resting female Aedes aegypti mosquito, close-up, against a yellow background.
Opinion

World Mosquito Day 2025: A New World, Crises, and Opportunities

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A mother holds up the cash incentive she received at the Farfaru clinic upon vaccinating her child.
Local Reporting Initiative

Fighting Infant Mortality With Vaccines and Cash in Northern Nigeria

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A health worker manages supplies in a PEPFAR-funded AIDS clinic in Johannesburg, South Africa, on January 27, 2012
Opinion

Those Left Behind as PEPFAR Retreats

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A woman, shown in shadow, sits posing in profile against the backdrop of a light white curtain with beige and brown designs.
Policy

U.S. Funding Cuts Stop Crucial HIV Research Work in Its Tracks

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Dr. Renu Singh checks a patient for possible signs of tuberculosis in the district TB center in Patna, Bihar, India, on August 10, 2010.
Policy

Tuberculosis Prevention Cuts in India

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