Riders for Health
Increasing the number of reliable vehicles must be at the core of programmes for HIV testing in rural Africa if the spread of AIDS is to stop, says leading transport organisation, Ride...
Andrea Coleman will tell health leaders that money spent on health research risks being wasted unless sustainable means of delivering health care to rural villages are created....
The new HIV vaccine announced on 24th September will make little or no difference to Africa if it cannot reach the people who need it....
Using treated bed-nets can substantially cut the number of malaria-caused infant deaths. These nets will only have chance to make an impact if they reach the people who need them....
You may have read or heard in the media some of the escalating problems Zimbabwe is facing. ...
A report published by the WHO shows that malaria remains one of the world’s biggest killers, despite an increase in resources....
A report by the UN children’s agency, UNICEF, shows that while there has been a general improvement in the health of the world’s children, Africa still lags behind....
The terrible state of the majority of roads in rural Africa makes delivering health care incredibly difficult. The solution is to give health workers access to reliable transport....
Riders have received a donation of €25,000 from the organisers of the Olof-wegraces in the Netherlands. ...
The World Health Organisation has designated Friday 25th April as the first World Malaria Day. ...
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