Malawi Liverpool Wellcome Programme was established in 1995. We conduct internationally excellent science to benefit human health.
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MLW Deputy Director, Prof. Janelisa Musaya, has urged journalists to invest effort in understanding the science behind climate change, rather than simply relaying information they do not fully understand.
Held under the theme “El Niño 2026/2027: Preparedness, Response & the Power of Media,” the information session is focusing on the seasonal outlook and risk assessment, rainfall projections, and the dual threat of flooding and drought.
Addressing ART adherence gaps among highly mobile populations has the potential to improve viral load suppression, reduce HIV transmission, and generate evidence that can inform more effective HIV programming for underserved communities in Malawi and similar settings.
Today, as we celebrate 62 years of Malawi's independence, we reaffirm our commitment to our core mission: conducting excellent health research that improves human health and training the next generation of researchers and leaders.
Happy Independence Day!
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🇲🇼 became the first country in the world to roll out the #malaria #vaccine in 2019.
7 years on, over 2 million children have been reached, with fewer severe malaria cases & child deaths.
#ScienceInAction #AfricaVaccinationWeek #HealthForAll
@gavi @UNICEFMalawi @health_malawi
Malawi Liverpool Wellcome Programme retweeted
Men in Malawi face a higher risk of TB from adolescence - linked to exposure, smoking & alcohol use.
Bringing testing closer through mobile units is helping reach more men & detect more cases.
Ending TB among men protects everyone.
Watch @MphaDSP: youtu.be/wMP4f05lgHM?si=qh4S…
#TB
Congratulations, Prof. @khuzwayo_jere, on the NIHR Global Health Professorship!
Malawi Liverpool Wellcome Programme retweeted
🌍On this #WorldHealthDay, we celebrate the power of science in saving lives!
The 24–27 March 2026 #Polio #vaccination campaign reached 6,223,422 children under 10 across #Malawi—hitting 103% coverage!
#TogetherForHealth #StandWithScience #VaccinesWork #HealthForAll
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Join us for an important conversation on advancing gender-responsive approaches to tuberculosis care.
🗓️ 31 March 2026 | ⏰12:00–13:30 BST
Explore 6 years of global health research, key findings & real-world impact.
➡️Register: shorturl.at/Ik96t
#EndTB #GenderEquity
ALT Webinar: Advancing gender-responsive tuberculosis prevention and care: results, impact and legacy of the LIGHT research programme. 31 March 2026, 12:00-13:30 BST.