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MARCH Retreat alumni scholarship recipients: (L-R) Stefanie Kong, Cephas Ke-on Avoka and Chileshe Mabula-Bwalya

Alumni reflections on the MARCH Retreat

Wednesday 3 May 2023

Kenneth Katumba said: "As Uganda and other governments move towards Universal Health Coverage, vulnerable populations that face potentially impoverishing catastrophic healthcare expenditure should be identified and protected."

Cost of caring for a young child with developmental disability in Uganda high and unaffordable

Thursday 20 April 2023

Rebecca Sear said: "Demographic change does bring challenges, but it also brings opportunities. Recognising that reproduction is neither the problem nor a solution will help societies focus on developing ‘demographic resilience’."

Why we must focus on human rights, not population targets

Wednesday 19 April 2023

Women at a vaccination clinic

New vaccine effective against severe illness in infants caused by RSV

Wednesday 5 April 2023

MARCH Centre leadership team (L-R): Debra Jackson, Rebecca Sear, Susannah Mayhew

MARCH Leadership Changes

Wednesday 5 April 2023

MARCH Centre Report and Strategy 2023-2027 front cover and updated theme infographic

New MARCH Centre Report & Strategy 2023–2027

Wednesday 29 March 2023

Simon Procter comments on research into maternal Strep B vaccination

Maternal Strep B vaccination could prevent "tens of thousands of newborn deaths and stillbirths"

Wednesday 15 March 2023

Juliana Yartey Enos said: "Women must strive to achieve leadership roles and mobilise partnerships and resources to build women's capacity and equip them with skills to advance global health."

International Women’s Day – An Interview with Juliana Yartey Enos

Wednesday 8 March 2023

MARCH Student Liaison Officers (left to right): (top) Juliette and Donya, (bottom) Jiahui and Clarissa

Meet the 2022/23 MARCH Student Liaison Officers

Wednesday 1 March 2023

Professor Debra Jackson said, "I am thrilled and honoured to receive a B rating as an 'internationally acclaimed researcher'. NRF are a premier promoter of science excellence which I am proud to participate in."

Professor Debra Jackson awarded with B2 rating of ‘internationally acclaimed researcher’ from South African National Research Foundation

Tuesday 31 January 2023

Professor Shunmay Yeung said, "I was really surprised at how much variation there was across Europe, especially in diagnostic tests like the rapid Group A strep test."

Substantial variability in the adoption of point-of-care tests for management of childhood infections across Europe

Monday 30 January 2023

Women sit in a line outside a sexual health clinic in Uganda as another woman shows them information. In Uganda, the Margaret Pyke Trust trains healthcare professionals in sexual and reproductive health. Ethnographic research undertaken locally has demonstrated a deep and widespread understanding of the connections between climate impacts, livelihoods, health and environment among the community members who are calling for better health services. Credit: Margaret Pyke Trust / Mark Baron

Why sexual and reproductive health and rights must be included in climate and biodiversity protection

Friday 27 January 2023