UNC Project Malawi
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UNC-Project identifies innovative, culturally acceptable, and affordable methods to improve the health of Malawians, through research, training and care.
Malawi
Joined February 2018
We congratulate the ACTG team on publishing their groundbreaking research from the A5381 study.
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We are proud to recognize the contributions of UNC Project Malawi team members Agatha Bula, Clara Lemani, John Chapola, and Lameck Chinula, who are among the publication's authors
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As the year ends, we convened our Community Advisory Board (CAB) meeting for 2024 this afternoon. During the meeting, we shared updates on upcoming studies slated for 2025. Our Country Director, Innocent Mofolo, thanked the CAB for their unwavering commitment to research.
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A team of our nurses proudly represented UNC Project Malawi at the inaugural Nursing and Midwifery Scientific Conference held in Lilongwe today. What are your plans for the weekend? Take care.
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The RUSH Clinic will offer comprehensive STI treatment, reproductive health services, and facilitate critical research in associated fields, advancing our understanding and response to these pressing health issues.
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An evaluation of the causes of fever, including resistance patterns, in patients undergoing cancer treatment in Malawi. Enjoy reading and have a wonderful weekend!
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Today, UNC Project Malawi and government facility representatives began a three-day training program in preparation for the upcoming Phase 3 clinical trial of the M72/AS01E Mycobacterium tuberculosis vaccine candidate. We anticipate a productive session. Have a wonderful weekend!
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As we wrap up the week and head into the weekend, fresh from our engaging participation in the 2024 KUHES Research Dissemination Conference in Blantyre, we extend warm wishes for a relaxing and rejuvenating weekend! Keep safe.
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The visit fostered valuable insights, strengthened collaborations between study sites, and promoted knowledge sharing among Charity, Lloyd, and the UZ-CTRC lab team, including Tinashe, Edson, and Deka.
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Dr. Charity Nakanga and Lloyd Singongo from the O-PrEP study team visited the University of Zimbabwe Clinical Trials Research Centre (UZ-CTRC) for a learning exchange.
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This year's theme, "Research and Innovation Driving Health Towards #MW2063," aligns with our passion for transformative healthcare. #KUHeSResearchConference #HealthcareInnovation #ResearchForImpact #Malawi2063
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