AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMalaria Vaccines in Mozambique: PATH trained 400 community health workers and committee members in Tete and Zambézia to boost malaria vaccine promotion, tackle misconceptions, and help identify children who missed doses—strengthening follow-up between families and clinics. Maternal & Newborn Survival in Africa: A CDC-supported CHAMPS review across seven countries including Mozambique found 4 in 5 stillbirths and young child deaths were preventable or possibly preventable with care that already exists, pointing to gaps in hospital-associated infections and pregnancy-related complications. TB Treatment Resistance Watch: Oxford leads a £10m RESPECT-TB programme across India, Kazakhstan, Mozambique, South Africa and Vietnam to track emerging resistance to newer drug-resistant TB medicines and what it means for patient outcomes. Health Access Infrastructure (Mozambique region): A Mozambique-linked health access story highlights how bringing services closer to communities can cut travel costs and support earlier treatment, with a focus on sustainability and expanded specialised care. Community Health & Equity: Coverage also spotlights how trusted local health structures can improve demand and access—while reminding readers that prevention and timely care save lives.
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