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A growing number of Africans are experiencing an increase in life expectancy and survival to older ages. A longer old age, however, may involve not
Par Dofini Nankoita, Chargé de communication et de publication de l’ISSP Il a intégré l’équipe d’APHRC un an bientôt en qualité d’économiste de la santé.
There is huge diversity within and across the 49 countries in sub-Saharan Africa. The challenges these countries face in achieving health outcomes that are at
Via the International Development Research Centre (IDRC) Researchers and practitioners gathered in Montreal on August 11, 2017 to discuss the potential of child care to
Mother’s milk has an enormous impact on child survival. While in Kenya it has improved over the past decade, the number of children who die
Traditional values and practices that informed dietary choices in Africa are changing, in no small part because of the widespread and sustained population shift away
What happens when you get a group of teenagers together to talk about sex? You find that they know a lot more – and a
By Tizta Tilahun, Post-doctoral Research Scientist, APHRC via Conversation Africa Family planning improves child survival and reduces maternal deaths. But the uptake of family planning
“Welcome! Grab a packet of popcorn and have a seat,” our hostess said. We were here to watch a movie about Mandla, a South African
Every child and parent in Kenya knows all too well that grades matter. During the final year of primary school, pupils sit to write a
By Kevin Sieff, via The Washington Post One of President Trump’s first foreign policy decisions is set to affect some of the world’s poorest people:
By Alex Omari via The Standard A mother carrying her child Policy decisions made in the USA can have far-reaching consequences. Find out what impact