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Three Questions about Scaling and Sustaining Progress against Malaria in Nigeria

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A Mother’s Dream Fulfilled: Preventive Medication Campaign Protects Nigerian Children from Malaria

Fighting Malaria in Nigeria: Health Workers Harness Rapid Diagnostic Tests to Improve Care

Integrating HIV and AIDS into Primary Health Care: A Pathway to Sustainability

Management Sciences for Health to Continue Lifesaving Work in Ukraine, Madagascar

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Management Sciences for Health Supports New World Bank Fund for Pandemic Preparedness

Management Sciences for Health Supports the Right to Safe and Affordable Reproductive Health Care

Management Sciences for Health Receives ISO 9001 Certification for Quality Management System

Resilience in Action: Building Integrated Primary Health Systems to Eliminate Malaria

Join Management Sciences for Health (MSH) for a conversation about the challenges facing malaria elimination today and why an integrated approach is essential to defeat the disease. This event will delve into investments, approaches, innovations, and recommendations for achieving our common goal to end malaria.

Join us on Thursday, April 27th from 9:00-10:00 AM ET.

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Join MSH at the International Conference on Family Planning (ICFP) 2022

Join MSH at the 53rd Union World Conference on Lung Health

Primary Health Care: The Foundation of Universal Health Coverage

A community health volunteer in Nigeria in an orange vest leans over to tend to a baby that is being held on the lap of its mother, who is seated. Photo credit: U.S. President’s Malaria Initiative for States (PMI-S) activity

Gaining Ground in the Fight against Malaria: The View from Nigeria 

Malaria

A woman, Shimla, poses for a photo with her husband, who holds their one-year-old son in Bangladesh.

Supporting A Young Couple’s Journey to First-Time Parenthood in Bangladesh

Primary Health Care

This is an image of a young Guatemalan woman, her hair in braids, looking back as she walks with a baby strapped to her back using a traditional wrap.

Insights from Guatemala: Improving Indigenous Women’s Maternal Health through a Blended Model of Care

Women’s, Children’s, and Adolescents’ Health

Four people in Nigeria - one woman and three men - are working outside on a porch under an awning packing malaria medicines into boxes and bags, and checking them off lists. Photo Credit: MSH

A Local Award Affirms MSH Leadership in Malaria Elimination in Nigeria

Malaria

This photo is a closeup of a person's hands as they measure out the correct dosage of malaria medication from a plastic bag into a small cup in Nigeria. Photo Credit: Arne Hoel / World Bank; publicly available photo under the Creative Commons License

Nigeria Races to Scale Up Its Production of Medicines

Malaria

Lagos residents use art to draw attention to the gaps in the prevention and treatment of malaria. According to UNICEF, over 1,000 children under the age of 5 catch malaria every day. Pius Utomi Ekpei/AFP via Getty Images

Nigeria Has Africa’s Highest Malaria Death Rate – Progress Is Being Made, But It’s Not Enough

Malaria

Gloria Dem during the hands-on training on the use of RDT at the PHC Gura Topp

Fighting Malaria in Nigeria: Health Workers Harness Rapid Diagnostic Tests to Improve Care

Malaria

A mother receives seasonal malaria meds for her children from a health worker. Photo credit: PMI-S Project, Nigeria, malaria

A Mother’s Dream Fulfilled: Preventive Medication Campaign Protects Nigerian Children from Malaria

Malaria

[A Minna hospital employee checks a blood sample for HIV.] {Photo credit: Gwenn Dubourthoumieu - Niger State, Nigeria}

Three Questions about Scaling and Sustaining Progress against Malaria in Nigeria

Human Resources for Health

An Innovative Approach to Support Maternal Health in the Department of Atacora

Leadership, Management, and Governance

Une approche innovante pour soutenir la santé maternelle dans le département de l’Atacora

Leadership, Management, and Governance

Female CHWs play a critical role in making sure that women in their communities can access health services in Afghanistan. Photo credit: AFIAT staff/MSH staff.

Tackling TB in Conflict Settings: The Value of Community-Based Interventions in Afghanistan