Healthcare delivery

Africa CDC developed the resource through its Hepatitis B Group of Experts, in collaboration with the Centre for Operational Research on Hepatitis B, HEPSANET and the Society for the Study of Liver Disease in Africa.

The approval provides consumers with an additional non-prescription option for managing common types of temporary pain.

The milestone also makes Qatar the third country worldwide to administer Itvisma and marks a significant step in the country’s precision medicine and rare disease care efforts.

The hospital has introduced the MONARCH™ platform, which allows physicians to navigate a flexible endoscope deep into the lungs with greater stability, control and precision.

The network plans to scale diabetes care using a “clinic within a clinic” approach, enabling patients to access integrated and convenient services for chronic disease management.

The minimally invasive technology enables doctors to monitor patients remotely and identify changes in their condition before symptoms become severe.

Schizophrenia is a chronic and complex mental health disorder that can significantly affect patients, their families and caregivers when inadequately managed.

Since South Sudan introduced SMC in 2022, the programme has helped protect children aged three to 59 months from malaria during peak transmission periods.

The guidance updates dosing recommendations for several widely used paediatric antiretroviral medicines, including dolutegravir and the combination of abacavir and lamivudine.

In Mozambique, the 2022–2023 Demographic and Health Survey places the under-five mortality rate at 60 deaths per 1,000 live births.