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Learning more about Obstetric Fistula with Health Care worker, Deborah Eyiiga.
Today (May 23) is the United Nations' International Day to End Obstetric Fistula. Although relatively unknown in the West, Obstetric Fistula is a hugely distressing condition that affects two to three million women and girls in Africa and Asia, with...
‘I Am Greater Than HIV’. An Interview with Doreen Moraa
With a recent study showing that men whose HIV infection was fully suppressed by antiretroviral drugs had no chance of infecting their partner, it would be easy to think that the hard work in overcoming the HIV epidemic is over. However, as the ‘State of African...
World Malaria Day – heralding a vaccine breakthrough
World Malaria Day on April 25 heralded some fantastic news - our partners at PATH's Malaria Vaccine Initiative announced that they, together with pharmaceutical company GSK, have been working on a malaria vaccine that has now been given regulatory approval by the...
MEPs endorse call for increased action on R&D to fight diseases of poverty
What Does Family Planning Mean To You?
Still a Way to go Until we Have Sexual and Reproductive Rights For all, Says New UNFPA Report.
International Women’s Day in Brussels – Advocating for Africa’s youth
DSW Ethiopia Participates at the 30th Anniversary of EPHA’s Conference
European Parliament votes for more R&D work to fight diseases of poverty
