The 10 latest articles on Travel Health come from 8 sources, published between Oct 6 and Nov 13. Most come from Gates Foundation (3).
People in these stories: Corine Ngufor (2), Ngufor (2)
Organizations: Gauteng Department of Health (4), SADC (4), National Institute for Communicable Diseases (4), Holomisa Sports Grounds (3), National Department of Health (2), Healthcare (2)
Places: Mozambique (5), Gauteng (4), Africa (4), Bekkersdal (3), West Rand District (3), South Africa (2)
12 November 2026 SAnews.gov.za (Tshwane) Gauteng residents, particularly those travelling to malaria-endemic areas, are urged to be on alert following an increase in cases of the illness. According to the Gauteng Department of Health (GDoH), at least 17 people have died…
Thursday, November 12, 2026 Gauteng residents, particularly those travelling to malaria-endemic areas, are urged to be on alert following an increase in cases of the illness. According to the Gauteng Department of Health (GDoH), at least 17 people have died of the disease…
Gauteng has warned festive travellers to take precautions against malaria after a sharp rise in cases and deaths. Image: Pexels Home » News » Festive-season malaria warning: What SA travellers need to know Gauteng malaria deaths have nearly tripled this year. Before…
The Gauteng Department of Health (GDoH) has urged Gauteng residents, particularly those travelling to malaria-endemic areas, to be on alert after an increase in cases.13 Nov 202613 Nov 2026 Image credit: National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases on UnsplashAccording to the…
November 12, 2026 Credit: Stocktrek Images / Getty Images Researchers have generated the most complete chromosome-level reference genomes to date for two understudied malaria parasites, uncovering previously inaccessible genetic regions that could help explain how the pathogens evade immune defenses and persist in…
General Health Sustain immunisation, malaria project gains, W’Bank urges states By Deborah Tolu-Kolawole November 12, 2026 Facebook Twitter Pinterest VK WhatsApp World Bank Advertisement Must Read General HealthJanet Ogundepo - November 12, 2026Global TB deaths fall 35%, WHO demands increased funding Janet Ogundepo The World Health…
Feature The next-generation mosquito net that’s turning the tide on malaria An updated innovation offers renewed hope against the deadly disease Infectious diseases, Malaria, Partners of Human Potential, Research and development Share Copied to clipboard Inside the children’s ward at…
A portrait of James Austin holding an Interceptor G2 insecticide treated bed nets in one of the labs on the BASF campus in Durham, NC. ©Gates Foundation/Tyler Northrup Feature How one scientist is helping to outsmart the world’s deadliest animal…
Article Can this innovative mosquito net outsmart malaria? As mosquitoes evolve resistance to insecticides, scientist Corine Ngufor and her team are developing new tools to stay one step ahead. Infectious diseases, Malaria, Research and development Share Copied to clipboard Malaria…
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