Our Science issue 8: Winter 2018
This issue showcases presence in West Africa through the WANETEM Network, how pregnancy hypertension, fetal growth restriction (FGR), and stillbirth unrelated to intrapartum events are associated with 46,000 maternal, fetal, neonatal and infant deaths and lots more.
Our Science issue 7: Summer 2018
This issue showcases our open day to commemorate the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, why rheumatic heart disease remains the leading cause of cardiac death and disability in children and young adults worldwide, and lots more.
Our Science issue 6: Winter 2017
This issue showcases MRCG’s win in the Business Continuity Award in Resilient Workforce category, why Malaria remains one of the main infectious diseases in sub-Sahara Africa, staff who have made significant contribution and impact in their field of work, and lots more!
Our Science issue 5: Summer 2017
In this issue MRC Unit The Gambia’s Health and Demographic Surveillance System Platforms adopt Electronic Data Capture, Closing the malaria gap with RooPfs intervention study, and lots more!
Our Science issue 4: Spring 2017
In this issue: MRC Unit The Gambia’s Health and Demographic Surveillance System Platforms adopt Electronic Data Capture, Closing the malaria gap with RooPfs intervention study, Stunting remains prevalent in Keneba despite 40 years of unprecedented access to healthcare and reductions in disease, and lots more!
Our Science issue 3: Winter 2016
In this issue: Nurturing, Training and Developing Careers at MRC Unit The Gambia, Our study shows that oral azithromycin when given during labour decreases bacterial carriage in the mothers and their offspring, and lots more!
Our Science issue 2: Autumn 2016
In this issue: Hundreds turn out for MRC Unit The Gambia's Open Day in Keneba; EU approves pneumococcal vaccine based on MRC Unit The Gambia study; Introducing the MRC and ME Wellbeing Programme, and lots more!
Our Science issue 1: Spring 2016
In this issue: MRC Unit The Gambia launches’ 2016-2021 Quinquennial; Dr Eniyou Cheryll Oriero, an early career Research Scientist; Deficiencies in essential vitamins and minerals arising from poor quality diets are a major public health problem in low-and-middle-income countries, and lots more!