🔥The 9th Round of Easy Loan, Earn $40 Reward is in progress❗️ ⏰ Promotion Period: January 15th - Feburary 15th, 2025 👉 Register now and check more details at gate.io/campaigns/358

The chinaberry tree survived a forest fire and grew back fast. Could this native tree be key to wildfire recovery? Here's why researchers are cautiously optimistic: scidev.net/global/news/fi…

#African diet 'reduces inflammation' in just two weeks, SciDev.Net reports. #Caribbean brothers and sisters, this is for you. Anyone looking at the #Rastafarian diet Faculty of Science & Technology? #HealthyLife #HealthyFood scidev.net/global/explain…

“We’re on alert mode,” says #Eswatini’s health ministry, but community leaders say the response lacks urgency. With #USAID gone, who’s left to fund the fight? scidev.net/global/news/es…

Twice a year. No pills. 100% effective. This long-acting HIV shot by Gilead Sciences is a game changer, especially for African women. What happens when you're left out of the trial? Yvette Raphael on equity, access, and advocacy: scidev.net/global/opinion…

Modelo ayudará a predecir deslizamientos en América Latina Mi nota hoy en SciDev.Net scidev.net/america-latina…

HPV genotypes linked to cervical cancer found in urban wastewater. Researchers in Uruguay say this low-cost surveillance could transform public health in low-data regions. #HPV scidev.net/global/news/wa…

For low- and middle-income countries with limited epidemiological data, wastewater monitoring offers a powerful new tool to track diseases like HPV, which is the main cause of cervical cancer. This cost-effective approach to population health monitoring could transform cervical

Where’s the data? Burn injuries cause 100k+ deaths annually in LMICs, but global burn mortality data is missing key regions. scidev.net/global/news/ev…

Just science and natural enemies. Soursop farmers in Grenada are turning to imported ladybirds 🐞 to save their crops from a destructive pest via SGCIAfrica scidev.net/global/support…

.Jane Carlton warns: “Even the best tools stall without funding.” With the US freezing funding to Africa’s #malaria fight, clinics are rationing tests and new tech is on pause. scidev.net/global/opinion…

A new World Health Organization (WHO) pandemic treaty is here. 124 nations signed on, but not the US. What it means for the global south and pandemic equity. #PandemicTreaty #GlobalHealth scidev.net/global/news/pa…

A very big milestone achieved at the World Health Assembly but a lot still is still needed to ensure people from global South are safe SciDev.Net WHO African Region World Health Organization (WHO) AVAC @ruthdouglas

Each year, 11 million people suffer #burn injuries—most in low- and middle-income countries where care is out of reach. A new global study, featured in The Lancet, makes it clear: the lack of relevant research is costing lives. scidev.net/global/news/ev…

🌍 Bridging science & policy! SciDev.Net Net brings global science journalism to the forefront at #MSFScientificDays, spotlighting how innovation can improve lives in low-income regions. 🔗 scidev.net

Insects are ruining #Grenada’s #soursop exports. Enter: the ladybird 🐞. #CaribbeanFarming #InvasiveSpecies How a small predator is helping farmers save a multimillion-dollar industry: scidev.net/global/support…

Did you know wastewater can tell us about cancer risk in communities? Researchers in Uruguay have detected HPV genotypes linked to cervical cancer in urban sewage, creating a new tool for disease surveillance. bit.ly/4jfL0tv via SciDev.Net

"The malaria map is shrinking. With vaccines, gene editing, and African nations stepping up, we can eliminate #malaria. But urgency is critical; retreating now would waste decades of progress." Jane Carlton reflects on #malaria progress in SciDev.Net scidev.net/global/opinion…

Sri Lanka’s elephant corridor plan ignores one fact: its elephants don’t migrate. So why build migratory routes? Experts say it’s time for science-based solutions to end deadly conflict. 🐘 Read more: scidev.net/global/news/sr… #Elephants #SriLanka #Conservation

Crickets as protein. Food waste as feed. Ugandan researchers, with support from SGCIAfrica are using one problem to solve another, and smallholder farmers are reaping the rewards. scidev.net/global/support…