Solutions to Nigeria’s newborn mortality rate might lie in existing innovations
Newborn deaths in sub-Saharan Africa could be reduced by nationally scaling up in-country technologies, a review of 32 years' research has found.
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Route to more effective malaria vaccines revealed through human-challenge trials
Infecting volunteers with malaria reveals why some get sick and others don’t – and points to ways to induce stronger immunity through vaccination.
Tackling the global burden of hepatitis
On World Hepatitis Day, Imperial experts push for urgent elimination of viral hepatitis.
Imperial startups visit Ghana to build international connections
Seven startups from Imperial working on innovative health and sustainability solutions have visited Ghana to build connections in the country.
New research gives insights into impact of nutrition on children with pneumonia
First study on nutritional supplementation in African children with severe pneumonia showed no added benefits
Imperial and University of Ghana sign major research and education partnership
Imperial and the University of Ghana have announced a new partnership to expand collaborations in research and education.
Believing environmental damage is done by others can cause ‘race to the bottom’
A study shows that if communities think outsiders are stealing their forest resources, they are more likely to want to increase their own harvest.
Imperial launches Learning and Design Labs with Strathmore University
The Learning and Design Lab brings together UK and Kenyan researchers to address climate resilience challenges faced by industry.
Africa and South America a 'blindspot' in carbon removal research, study reveals
A review of research on carbon dioxide removal reveals a lack of evidence on its costs, impacts and benefits in Africa and South America.
Nigeria expands school food programme following work with Imperial
Nigeria is to double its school food programme following research with a team at Imperial.
