05.05.2024 – Swiss TPH

154 Million Deaths Averted: Contribution of Vaccination over the Past 50 Years

154 Million Deaths Averted: Contribution of Vaccination over the Past 50 Years
Children under 10 years of age are today 40% more likely to survive their next birthday, thanks to vaccination since the inception of the WHO Expanded Programme on Immunization in 1974. Photo: © Thomas Schuppisser/Swiss TPH
05.05.2024 – Swiss TPH

154 Million Deaths Averted: Contribution of Vaccination over the Past 50 Years

"In 1974, the World Health Organization launched its Expanded Programme on Immunization. Now, 50 years later, a study shows that an estimated 154 million deaths have been averted thanks to vaccination. In 2024, a child under 10 years of age is 40% more likely to survive to their next birthday. The study published today in The Lancet was led by Swiss TPH in collaboration with WHO and numerous research organisations."

03.05.2024 – FAIRMED

La compassion est le meilleur des remèdes

« Grâce au projet de santé “De personne à personne”, la situation sanitaire sur place s’est sensiblement améliorée. »

La compassion est le meilleur des remèdes
Photo: © FAIRMED Nepal
03.05.2024 – FAIRMED

La compassion est le meilleur des remèdes

« Grâce au projet de santé “De personne à personne”, la situation sanitaire sur place s’est sensiblement améliorée. »

"L’auxiliaire de santé Rashmila n’a pas hésité à quitter son emploi bien rémunéré de conseillère en études stratégiques à Katmandou pour dispenser des soins médicaux aux habitant·e·s du district reculé de Sindhulpalchok, au pied de l’Himalaya. Il lui a fallu plus d’un an pour gagner la confiance de la population locale – à force de persévérance, de courage et d’une bonne dose d’humour."

03.05.2024 – FAIRMED

La compassion est le meilleur des remèdes

« Grâce au projet de santé “De personne à personne”, la situation sanitaire sur place s’est sensiblement améliorée. »

La compassion est le meilleur des remèdes
Photo: © FAIRMED Nepal
03.05.2024 – FAIRMED

La compassion est le meilleur des remèdes

« Grâce au projet de santé “De personne à personne”, la situation sanitaire sur place s’est sensiblement améliorée. »

"L’auxiliaire de santé Rashmila n’a pas hésité à quitter son emploi bien rémunéré de conseillère en études stratégiques à Katmandou pour dispenser des soins médicaux aux habitant·e·s du district reculé de Sindhulpalchok, au pied de l’Himalaya. Il lui a fallu plus d’un an pour gagner la confiance de la population locale – à force de persévérance, de courage et d’une bonne dose d’humour."

03.05.2024 – FAIRMED

Leave no one behind?

Ein möglicher Lösungsansatz

Leave no one behind?
Foto: © FAIRMED Nepal
03.05.2024 – FAIRMED

Leave no one behind?

Ein möglicher Lösungsansatz

"Da der Weg zur nächsten Gesundheitsstation für die Menschen vor Ort oft zu weit ist, besuchen die FAIRMED-Gesundheitshelfenden – die in den meisten Fällen in der Region aufgewachsen sind und deshalb sowohl die Umgebung als auch die Menschen gut kennen – regelmässig die verschiedenen Dörfer. So können sie abklären, ob den Menschen vor Ort etwas fehlt. Zum Beispiel auch in Sindhupalchowk in Nepal."

03.05.2024 – Swiss TPH

154 Million Deaths Averted: Contribution of Vaccination over the Past 50 Years

154 Million Deaths Averted: Contribution of Vaccination over the Past 50 Years
Children under 10 years of age are today 40% more likely to survive their next birthday, thanks to vaccination since the inception of the WHO Expanded Programme on Immunization in 1974. Photo: © Thomas Schuppisser/Swiss TPH
03.05.2024 – Swiss TPH

154 Million Deaths Averted: Contribution of Vaccination over the Past 50 Years

"In 1974, the World Health Organization launched its Expanded Programme on Immunization. Now, 50 years later, a study shows that an estimated 154 million deaths have been averted thanks to vaccination. In 2024, a child under 10 years of age is 40% more likely to survive to their next birthday. The study published today in The Lancet was led by Swiss TPH in collaboration with WHO and numerous research organisations."

03.05.2024 – Swiss TPH

154 Million Deaths Averted: Contribution of Vaccination over the Past 50 Years

154 Million Deaths Averted: Contribution of Vaccination over the Past 50 Years
Children under 10 years of age are today 40% more likely to survive their next birthday, thanks to vaccination since the inception of the WHO Expanded Programme on Immunization in 1974. Photo: © Thomas Schuppisser/Swiss TPH
03.05.2024 – Swiss TPH

154 Million Deaths Averted: Contribution of Vaccination over the Past 50 Years

"In 1974, the World Health Organization launched its Expanded Programme on Immunization. Now, 50 years later, a study shows that an estimated 154 million deaths have been averted thanks to vaccination. In 2024, a child under 10 years of age is 40% more likely to survive to their next birthday. The study published today in The Lancet was led by Swiss TPH in collaboration with WHO and numerous research organisations."

03.05.2024 – Swiss TPH

Accelerating the Fight against Malaria - World Malaria Day 2024

Accelerating the Fight against Malaria - World Malaria Day 2024
The Conference in Kigali brings together the international malaria community to device better strategies for malaria control and elimination. Photo: © MIM society
03.05.2024 – Swiss TPH

Accelerating the Fight against Malaria - World Malaria Day 2024

"With over 600,000 deaths in 2022, malaria remains one of the biggest health threats particularly in sub-Saharan Africa. Against this background, the Multilateral Initiative on Malaria (MIM Society) 8th Pan-African Malaria Conference is currently taking place in Kigali, Rwanda. Coinciding with this years’ World Malaria Day, the conference brings together 1,500 people from around the world to shape future strategies in the fight against malaria. About 30 researchers and students are representing Swiss TPH at the event."

03.05.2024 – Swiss TPH

Accelerating the Fight against Malaria - World Malaria Day 2024

Accelerating the Fight against Malaria - World Malaria Day 2024
The Conference in Kigali brings together the international malaria community to device better strategies for malaria control and elimination. Photo: © MIM society
03.05.2024 – Swiss TPH

Accelerating the Fight against Malaria - World Malaria Day 2024

"With over 600,000 deaths in 2022, malaria remains one of the biggest health threats particularly in sub-Saharan Africa. Against this background, the Multilateral Initiative on Malaria (MIM Society) 8th Pan-African Malaria Conference is currently taking place in Kigali, Rwanda. Coinciding with this years’ World Malaria Day, the conference brings together 1,500 people from around the world to shape future strategies in the fight against malaria. About 30 researchers and students are representing Swiss TPH at the event."

03.05.2024 – Swiss TPH

Accelerating the Fight against Malaria - World Malaria Day 2024

Accelerating the Fight against Malaria - World Malaria Day 2024
The Conference in Kigali brings together the international malaria community to device better strategies for malaria control and elimination. Photo: © MIM society
03.05.2024 – Swiss TPH

Accelerating the Fight against Malaria - World Malaria Day 2024

"With over 600,000 deaths in 2022, malaria remains one of the biggest health threats particularly in sub-Saharan Africa. Against this background, the Multilateral Initiative on Malaria (MIM Society) 8th Pan-African Malaria Conference is currently taking place in Kigali, Rwanda. Coinciding with this years’ World Malaria Day, the conference brings together 1,500 people from around the world to shape future strategies in the fight against malaria. About 30 researchers and students are representing Swiss TPH at the event."

03.05.2024 – Swiss TPH

CALINA Study Shows Positive Efficacy and Safety Data for a Novel Treatment for Small Babies

CALINA Study Shows Positive Efficacy and Safety Data for a Novel Treatment for Small Babies
Current antimalarials have not been developed specifically for infants weighing under 5 kg. Photo: © Fairpicture/Swiss TPH)
03.05.2024 – Swiss TPH

CALINA Study Shows Positive Efficacy and Safety Data for a Novel Treatment for Small Babies

"Novartis and Medicines for Malaria Venture (MMV) announce positive data from their phase II/III CALINA study, demonstrating that a novel formulation of Coartem® (artemether-lumefantrine) developed for babies weighing less than 5kg with malaria has the required pharmacokinetic profile and good efficacy and safety. The trial was conducted in several African countries. Swiss TPH was in charge of carrying out the study in the Democratic Republic of the Congo."

03.05.2024 – Swiss TPH

CALINA Study Shows Positive Efficacy and Safety Data for a Novel Treatment for Small Babies

CALINA Study Shows Positive Efficacy and Safety Data for a Novel Treatment for Small Babies
Current antimalarials have not been developed specifically for infants weighing under 5 kg. Photo: © Fairpicture/Swiss TPH)
03.05.2024 – Swiss TPH

CALINA Study Shows Positive Efficacy and Safety Data for a Novel Treatment for Small Babies

"Novartis and Medicines for Malaria Venture (MMV) announce positive data from their phase II/III CALINA study, demonstrating that a novel formulation of Coartem® (artemether-lumefantrine) developed for babies weighing less than 5kg with malaria has the required pharmacokinetic profile and good efficacy and safety. The trial was conducted in several African countries. Swiss TPH was in charge of carrying out the study in the Democratic Republic of the Congo."

03.05.2024 – Swiss TPH

CALINA Study Shows Positive Efficacy and Safety Data for a Novel Treatment for Small Babies

CALINA Study Shows Positive Efficacy and Safety Data for a Novel Treatment for Small Babies
Current antimalarials have not been developed specifically for infants weighing under 5 kg. Photo: © Fairpicture/Swiss TPH)
03.05.2024 – Swiss TPH

CALINA Study Shows Positive Efficacy and Safety Data for a Novel Treatment for Small Babies

"Novartis and Medicines for Malaria Venture (MMV) announce positive data from their phase II/III CALINA study, demonstrating that a novel formulation of Coartem® (artemether-lumefantrine) developed for babies weighing less than 5kg with malaria has the required pharmacokinetic profile and good efficacy and safety. The trial was conducted in several African countries. Swiss TPH was in charge of carrying out the study in the Democratic Republic of the Congo."

03.05.2024 – SoldarMed

Neue Geschäftsleiterin Eliane Kiener wird an der Generalversammlung vorgestellt

Medienmitteilung

Neue Geschäftsleiterin Eliane Kiener wird an der  Generalversammlung vorgestellt
Foto: Eliane Kiener © SolidarMed
03.05.2024 – SoldarMed

Neue Geschäftsleiterin Eliane Kiener wird an der Generalversammlung vorgestellt

Medienmitteilung

"Mitte Mai, an der 98. Generalversammlung von SolidarMed im Neubad in Luzern, übernimmt die Juristin Eliane Kiener die Geschäftsleitung von Jochen Ehmer. Zuletzt war sie für die Direktion für Entwicklung und Zusammenarbeit (DEZA) in verschiedenen Positionen und Ländern tätig. Der Public-Health-Experte Ehmer wird der Organisation erhalten bleiben und die neugeschaffene Stelle als «Leiter Medizin und Public Health» übernehmen."

03.05.2024 – SoldarMed

Neue Geschäftsleiterin Eliane Kiener wird an der Generalversammlung vorgestellt

Medienmitteilung

Neue Geschäftsleiterin Eliane Kiener wird an der  Generalversammlung vorgestellt
Foto: Eliane Kiener © SolidarMed
03.05.2024 – SoldarMed

Neue Geschäftsleiterin Eliane Kiener wird an der Generalversammlung vorgestellt

Medienmitteilung

"Mitte Mai, an der 98. Generalversammlung von SolidarMed im Neubad in Luzern, übernimmt die Juristin Eliane Kiener die Geschäftsleitung von Jochen Ehmer. Zuletzt war sie für die Direktion für Entwicklung und Zusammenarbeit (DEZA) in verschiedenen Positionen und Ländern tätig. Der Public-Health-Experte Ehmer wird der Organisation erhalten bleiben und die neugeschaffene Stelle als «Leiter Medizin und Public Health» übernehmen."

03.05.2024 – SoldarMed

Neue Geschäftsleiterin Eliane Kiener wird an der Generalversammlung vorgestellt

Medienmitteilung

Neue Geschäftsleiterin Eliane Kiener wird an der  Generalversammlung vorgestellt
Foto: Eliane Kiener © SolidarMed
03.05.2024 – SoldarMed

Neue Geschäftsleiterin Eliane Kiener wird an der Generalversammlung vorgestellt

Medienmitteilung

"Mitte Mai, an der 98. Generalversammlung von SolidarMed im Neubad in Luzern, übernimmt die Juristin Eliane Kiener die Geschäftsleitung von Jochen Ehmer. Zuletzt war sie für die Direktion für Entwicklung und Zusammenarbeit (DEZA) in verschiedenen Positionen und Ländern tätig. Der Public-Health-Experte Ehmer wird der Organisation erhalten bleiben und die neugeschaffene Stelle als «Leiter Medizin und Public Health» übernehmen."