Intra-Action Review (IAR) and update of the Mpox response plan in Burundi
GITEGA, Oct 16 (ABP) – The ministry of Public Health and the Fight against AIDS (MSPLS), in collaboration with the World Health Organization (WHO), has organized a five-day national workshop…
MPOX cases reduced from around one hundred to about fifty
MUKAZA, Oct 3 (ABP) – The project for preparedness and response to the MPOX (Monkeypox) epidemic and the threats of viral hemorrhagic fevers (Ebola and Marburg) has led to a…
Food insecurity, a major challenge to child growth
MUKAZA, Oct 1 (ABP) – Food insecurity in Burundi leads to stunted growth in children, significantly affecting their physical development and potentially resulting in infant mortality. This observation was shared…
The INSP committed to self-sufficiency in medical diagnostics
MUKAZA, Oct 1 (ABP) – The National Institute of Public Health (INSP) concluded on Friday, September 26, 2025, the ceremonies marking its 25th anniversary. On this occasion, the Director General…
From training to research: 25 years of contribution to public health
MUKAZA, Sept 30 (ABP) – The National Institute of Public Health (INSP) celebrated its 25th anniversary during an official event held from September 25 to 26, 2025. Founded in 1999,…
Moringa consumption can help regenerate the body for elderly people
MUKAZA, August 6 (ABP) – Moringa is known as a traditional medicinal plant that can help regenerate the body, especially for elderly people and those who are seriously sick, according…
Social stigmatization of infertile couples: A major psychological and society challenge
BUTANYERERA, August 12 (ABP) – The social stigmatization of infertile couples can lead to severe psychological disorders, even to the point of madness. This reality is confirmed by health specialists…
Gaokao opens the door wider for all
July 29th (People’s Daily) Amid China’s 2025 national college entrance examination, known as gaokao, scenes of quiet determination played out across the country. In Suzhou, east China’s Anhui province, Wang…
Few families still adopt modern family planning methods
RUTANA, July 7th (ABP) – Few families are engaged in the family planning program through the use of modern methods at a satisfactory level, according to statistics from the past…
Call for strengthening the fight against cervical cancer
BUJUMBURA, June 16 (ABP) – Journalists have been urged to play an active role in the fight against cervical cancer by raising awareness about reproductive health. This call was made…