Malawi Liverpool Wellcome Programme retweeted
🇲🇼 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
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
Malawi Liverpool Wellcome Programme retweeted
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
Malawi Liverpool Wellcome Programme retweeted
🚨 HAPPENING NOW | Lilongwe
@Afidep & @MLW_Programme & Malawi’s NTLEP host a high-level forum on gendered TB evidence—highlighting the disproportionate burden on men.
🎯 Turning evidence into action for more inclusive TB services
🔗 light.lstmed.ac.uk
#LIGHTImpact
Malawi Liverpool Wellcome Programme retweeted
We are delighted to announce that Dr Debora Nyirenda
prestigious @wellcometrust Career Development Award. Her fellowship will advance innovative social science research focused on understanding how communities experience and respond to the health impacts of climate change.
Malawi Liverpool Wellcome Programme retweeted
New funding for infectious disease clinical trials! 📣
We’re funding randomised controlled trials to optimise existing vaccines and therapeutics for infectious diseases.
This research must be led by those closest to the challenge. The lead applicant must be based in a low- or middle-income country in Africa, South Asia, or South-East Asia.
Trials should focus on one of the following disease areas:
• mycobacterial infections (tuberculosis, leprosy or infections with non-tuberculous mycobacteria)
• bacterial infections (sexually transmitted infections, lower respiratory tract infections or bloodstream infections)
• invasive fungal infections
• dengue, leishmaniasis or schistosomiasis
If you have an innovative idea for a randomised controlled trial proposal, but need to build your team, develop your clinical trial protocol or generate pilot data, you can apply to our Infectious Disease Clinical Trial Development Award.
Delivered in partnership with @NIHRresearch and @FCDOResearch
Learn more about eligibility and how to apply ⤵️
wellcome.org/research-fundin…
Malawi Liverpool Wellcome Programme retweeted
TIBA Partnership welcomes @MLW_Programme as the latest TIBA Partner!
TIBA Director Prof. Woolhouse: "We greatly value TIBA Malawi's expertise in clinical research and training and look forward to a productive collaboration."
@JanelisaMusaya @kjambo @KEMRI_Wellcome @EdinburghUni
Malawi Liverpool Wellcome Programme retweeted
.@Afidep's ED, @EliyaZulu, presented an award alongside the First Lady. Luke Banda of @MLW_Programme gave an overview of @LIGHTonTB's research work in Malawi & how engaging with the govt & other key stakeholders is critical in TB & gender interventions.
@FCDOHealthRes
Malawi Liverpool Wellcome Programme retweeted
A new study in #Malawi—the first to evaluate long-term immunogenicity of #typhoid conjugate vaccines (TCV) in #Africa—can help inform decision-makers on how to prioritize TCV introduction. Read more⬇️
coalitionagainsttyphoid.org/…
#TakeOnTyphoid @NginacheVN @UMCVD @MLW_Programme
Malawi Liverpool Wellcome Programme retweeted
New Research Alert! 🚨📢
Irrigation farming is expanding across sub-Saharan Africa to meet food demands, but it also increases the risk of vector-borne diseases (VBDs) like malaria, schistosomiasis, and dengue fever.
A new systematic review by @Afidep & @KUHeS_mw in @PLOSONE explores effective interventions for managing and controlling VBDs in agricultural and irrigation areas.
Read our blog: bit.ly/4b29Qe2
Access the journal: bit.ly/41cg8UN
Malawi Liverpool Wellcome Programme retweeted
The snail team is conducting the final E12 survey - Bulinus, Biomphalaria and Orientogalba all being found today @LSTMnews @CNTD_LSTM @MLW_Programme
Malawi Liverpool Wellcome Programme retweeted
Call for Applications📢!
Are you passionate about understanding the interaction between the immune system & pathogens?
Apply for the African Immunobiology of Parasites, Pathogens & Pathogenesis Course (2025)to learn more!
🔗: shorturl.at/El8uY
Deadline: January 14, 2025
Malawi Liverpool Wellcome Programme retweeted
#AFRIBOP2025 deadline for applications is 14th January 2025
Apply here : shorturl.at/2sRFS
Malawi Liverpool Wellcome Programme retweeted
Call for Applications📢!
Are you passionate about understanding the interaction between the immune system and pathogens?
Apply now for the African Immunobiology of Parasites, Pathogens, and Pathogenesis Course (2025) and get expert symposium on the immunobiology of parasites, pathogens, & pathogenesis, as well as grant writing. #AFRIBOP2025
🗓️ : March 30 - April 4, 2025
📍 : Sunbird Livingstonia Beach Hotel, Salima, Malawi
Deadline: January 14, 2025
Apply: jobs.kemri-wellcome.org/arti…
Malawi Liverpool Wellcome Programme retweeted
Join us for our Career Guidance Day!
📅 14th December 2025 (Saturday)
📍 KUHeS Library Auditorium
🎯 Open to students seeking guidance in pursuing programmes & careers in the sciences.
*Attendance is strictly by registration*
Malawi Liverpool Wellcome Programme retweeted
What does it cost to deliver #typhoid conjugate vaccine? A new study evaluated the cost of #Malawi's integrated introduction campaign. These data provide useful cost information for countries considering integrated campaigns in the future.
#TakeOnTyphoid
coalitionagainsttyphoid.org/…
Malawi Liverpool Wellcome Programme retweeted
"The last 30 years symbolise what it means to have true partnerships."
@MLW_Programme's Professor Henry Mwandumba speaks to #125Symposium about the benefits of international co-operation.
"In this global economy, this day and age, you cannot achieve anything by working alone."
Malawi Liverpool Wellcome Programme retweeted
There's just a few days to go until it's time to hear from leading Global Health experts at LSTM’s 125th Anniversary Scientific Symposium, taking place Mon 25-Wed 27 Nov.
In person places are fully booked but you can still join online. Register today at lstm.ac/anniversarysymposium
Malawi Liverpool Wellcome Programme retweeted
As part of the #WorldAntimicrobialAwarenessWeek , we would like to highlight research efforts to tackle #AMR @MLW_Programme from @NIHR_VacAMR @NIHRglobal Diagnostics and Sequencing work package co-lead @NovatisPatricas

































