When decision-makers in low- and middle-income countries weigh various public health interventions, it is crucial to have data and information about the problem and the solution. For typhoid, reliable surveillance ...
Read moreAuthor: Holly Burrows, Princeton University
Water, sanitation, and hygiene resources to accelerate change
Healthy families and communities rely on safe water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) systems for daily health and wellness needs; yet this essential disease prevention infrastructure is too frequently disconnected from ...
Read moreTCVs are cost-effective in outbreak settings
The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends that typhoid conjugate vaccines (TCVs) be used in outbreak settings. TCVs have successfully been implemented during outbreaks in Pakistan and Zimbabwe; however, current data ...
Read moreNewly available genomic data highlights the need for urgent action to stop the emergence and spread of drug-resistant typhoid
For many high-income countries, typhoid is a disease of the past, thanks in part to municipal investments and improvements in safe water, sanitation, and hygiene infrastructure (WASH). However, one-third of ...
Read moreCelebrating women in typhoid
For International Women’s Day this year, we are celebrating some of the women who have dedicated their careers to take on typhoid. They are extraordinary researchers, scientists, doctors, global experts, ...
Read moreTCV introduction costs in Navi Mumbai municipality: An important factor for new vaccine introduction decision-making
Decision-makers in Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance-eligible countries have the monumental task of considering a portfolio of public health interventions and deciding which tools to prioritize for the greatest health impact. ...
Read moreIllegal mining in Ghana: The negative impact on WASH, typhoid, and other infectious diseases
Mining in Ghana The mining sector has historically been one of the major economic activities that contribute to national growth. Many countries have grown their economic stature by extrapolating natural ...
Read moreA glance at the past and looking forward to 2023
The year 2018 was full of monumental milestones and 2019 a year to celebrate. In spite of COVID, 2020 and 2021 brought great strides to the typhoid field. As we ...
Read morePrioritizing TCV introduction in Africa: Time for decision-makers to act with urgency
As another year draws to a close, policymakers, researchers, and partners are convening in South Africa to discuss typhoid, TCV, and the work that remains to combat this disease. Despite ...
Read moreTyphoid takes a spotlight during the 2022 VASE Conference
VASE expands its scope Hundreds of scientists, public health professionals, immunization leaders, vaccine industry representatives, international donors, and other global experts gathered in Washington D.C. for the 2022 Vaccines Against ...
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