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How Africa’s Bioko Island has become a model of malaria prevention

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How Africa’s Bioko Island has become a model of malaria prevention

2004, a remarkable life-saving public-private health project began on Equatorial Guinea’s Bioko Island, off the coast of West Africa. Known as the Bioko Island Malaria Control Project (BIMCP), its initial focus used approaches such as IRS and insecticide-treated nets to control malaria

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Reducing the burden of malaria through partnership

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Reducing the burden of malaria through partnership

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ART Resistance

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HIV persists, and so does Gilead

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Collaboration is key to accelerating cancer breakthroughs

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Which has a bigger tail: a squirrel or a rabbit?

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Which has a bigger tail: a squirrel or a rabbit?

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Lab work taking place at Teesside University

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Find out what makes the National Horizons Centre unique

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Nature-themed trips of a lifetime, departing in 2024

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Driving innovation and championing early and diverse talent in science

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£100 discount for MyMail members

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The hidden cause of premature ageing: Advanced Glycation End products

Advanced Glycation End products aren’t visible to the naked eye – and their role in cellular damage and premature ageing shouldn’t be underestimated.

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