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Brazil, China, India and South Africa offer big opportunities for TB diagnostics
News | 16 October 2015
...to first-line drugs. Effective new tools are essential for curbing the epidemic – notably reaching the 3 million people each year who do not receive a diagnosis, and informing appropriate...
WHO provides first-ever approval for rectal artesunate product for severe malaria
News | 27 February 2018
...potential, once fully deployed, to sharply reduce the number of children under five succumbing to severe malaria.” To date, Cipla has registered RAS 100 mg in two high-burden countries and...
The ATLAS project in West Africa: a big innovation at local level to achieve the global HIV screening goal by 2020
News | 29 January 2019
...services. The self-test, which is an oral device to detect HIV antibodies consisting of a spatula to be inserted into a reagent after rubbing across the gums, permits simple, rapid...
First patients start ENDTB programme in Peru
News | 16 June 2016
...it yet. Very soon, you will.’” Dueňas understands why patients might have a hard time curbing their enthusiasm about the new drugs available to them now through endTB. “They’ve spent...
Cost of rapid COVID-19 tests halved as global investment ensures availability of high volumes for low- and middle-income countries
News | 22 January 2021
...invasive than current nasopharyngeal swabbing) and enhanced test performance is also being supported as part of this project. Testing continues to play a critical role in the COVID-19 pandemic, enabling...
New Unitaid grants reach out to children with tuberculosis
News | 12 October 2017
Geneva – Unitaid’s Executive Board has approved two new grants worth a combined US$ 43.7 million to prevent tuberculosis in vulnerable populations, with an emphasis on curbing the devastating effects...
18 million doses of first-ever malaria vaccine will be allocated for 2023-2025, bringing hope to Africa
News | 07 July 2023
...the most pressing requirements, we are making progress in curbing fatalities related to malaria and safeguarding vulnerable communities, especially young children below five years old who face the gravest burden...