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Adolescent health and education comprise an important cross-section of APHRC’s research and policy work, particularly in Kenya. Researchers and policy professionals from across the organization
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
via UN Habitat Despite an estimated one billion people around the world living in slums, many global data collection exercises including censuses do not track
Did you know that you can get more people to wash their hands if a pair of eyes is placed above the washbasins in public
Mother’s breast milk is a proven lifesaver. Optimal breastfeeding has the potential to prevent approximately 820,000 annual child deaths globally and is known to reduce
Read all about APHRC’s new Executive Director Dr. Catherine Kyobutungi in this year’s second issue of the newsletter. Download a copy here
Fairy tales are usually not the subject of discussions at scientific research institutions. But on September 14, 2017, Dr. Richard Horton, Editor-in-Chief at The Lancet
APHRC is pleased to welcome Dr. Evelyn Gitau to the Center, to serve as the director of the Research Capacity Strengthening Division. Under Dr. Gitau’s
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.
Translated from the original French by Lauren Gelfand, Director, Policy Engagement and Communications One year ago, Dr. Hermann Donfouet joined APHRC as its resident health
The Lancet Commission on the future of health in Sub-Saharan Africa is an optimistic lot. A report launched on September 14 personifies this justified enthusiasm.
Myriam Sidibe is one of two people in the world with a doctorate in public health, focused on hand washing, which she attained from the