Midwives are often among the first health workers women encounter during pregnancy and childbirth. But clinical skills alone are not... View Article
A mother in rural Mangochi leaves home before dawn with her sick child, and thanks to the availability of family medicine doctors in... View Article
As Malawi accelerates its Health Sector Strategic Plan, building a well-trained, highly skilled and resilient health workforce remains one of the most critical levers for progress. ... View Article
When you enter the Chatinkha nursery unit at Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital (QECH) in Blantyre, Malawi, you are asked to remove your shoes before stepping inside. A nurse guides... View Article
Seed Global Health (Seed) and Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) have signed an updated Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to reaffirm our partnership to close... View Article
When the first case of Ebola was confirmed in Uganda in May 2026 – linked to a recent traveller from the Democratic Republic of Congo where the outbreak started – the country... View Article
Last year, the Malawian Parliament passed a landmark mental health bill. It was a timely piece of legislation promising a human rights-based approach to mental health care... View Article
In January 2026, Moroto Regional Referral Hospital in Eastern Uganda welcomed baby Walem Serendipity, a tiny fighter born prematurely at six months, weighing... View Article
The Seed Global Health team will be attending the 34th ICM Triennial Congress, joining global leaders in advancing maternal, newborn,... View Article
On Emergency Medicine Day 2026, we spotlight what it takes to deliver care when systems are still being built. In... View Article
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