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Roz Taylor (L) and Michael Delves (R) at the Malaria Centre retreat

Malaria Centre hosts annual retreat

Monday 13 July 2026

Healthcare worker using a stethoscope to examine a young child seated on a caregiver’s lap in a clinic setting,

Caregivers in The Gambia welcome stool testing for childhood TB diagnosis, new study finds

Friday 19 June 2026

A presenter speaks during the STAND project inception meeting at MRC Gambia, showing a slide on plaster use while attendees listen around a conference table. The STAND initiative supports amputees in The Gambia.

Restoring mobility through innovation: The Gambia launches first 3D-printed prosthetic socket pilot

Wednesday 17 June 2026

Dr Ana Bonell monitor’s the umbilical blood flow between Binter and her child, Keneba, The Gambia.

Heat exposure affects pregnant women and babies, study shows

Tuesday 2 June 2026

A technician runs tests in the laboratory, Fajara MRC Unit The Gambia at LSHTM.

New study identifies priority fungal infections among patients with TB-like symptoms in The Gambia

Wednesday 20 May 2026

A professional group photograph of the meeting participants at Ocean Bay - The Gambia.

National Policy Engagement Meeting on Stillbirth in The Gambia

Thursday 7 May 2026

A woman with her three children sitting in a waiting area at a health centre.

For Every Generation, Vaccines Work: Fatou’s Story of Trust, Protection and Hope

Wednesday 29 April 2026

Malaria Scientist working at the Molecular Biology Laboratory

Prioritising in a crisis: what next for malaria research?

Tuesday 28 April 2026

“Our findings show that malaria drug resistance is not driven by a single mutation, but by multiple genetic changes working together over time. By analysing three decades of data, we have been able to see how these adaptations emerge, spread and persist even when drug use changes, highlighting the need for sustained surveillance and more adaptable treatment strategies.” - Ndey Fatou Drammeh, a PhD student at LSHTM

Malaria drug resistance more complex than previously understood, study finds

Monday 27 April 2026

A wide shot Advancing Pan-African Health Data Sharing workshop Advancing Pan-African Health Data Sharing workshop

Advancing Pan-African Health Data Sharing

Thursday 2 April 2026

A team of scientists in a lab

New study reveals tuberculosis lineage diversity and drug resistance patterns in The Gambia

Tuesday 24 March 2026

A photo grid showing headshots of two MRCG female scientists: Haddyjatou & Dorothy

Advancing Science Through Women’s Leadership and Innovation

Monday 9 March 2026