The participation of national entities is, according to UEM, evidence of their strategic role in the production of scientific knowledge oriented towards solving concrete public health problems in Mozambique. The research includes the participation of Mozambican entities....
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Cataracts, a leading cause of preventable blindness, primarily affect vulnerable populations, often located far from urban centers and adequate healthcare services. Photo: CMVM A perda gradual da visão é muitas vezes inevitável para quem, durante muito tempo, vive...
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Alexandre Cobre leads his Artificial Intelligence company in England, MozBioMed.AI, an initiative aimed at supporting Mozambicans in accessing medicines. Photo: Alexandre Cobre The Mozambican scientist Alexandre de Fátima Cobre was recently recognized by the United...
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In the midst of the chaos, births occurred. Isolated, frightened women, surrounded by water, found in Emilia the only possible support. Between flooded streets and submerged houses, Emília began to encounter people in critical situations. Photo: Emília Rodmila In a...
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Mozambique is facing an epidemiological situation marked by cholera outbreaks in different parts of the country and an increase in malaria cases, especially during this rainy season. Photo: Freepik Health authorities confirm the existence of several active cholera...
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Anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress are frequent consequences after natural disasters, affecting communities and healthcare professionals. Climate change also has consequences related to disease. Photo: UNICEF The country has taken an important step in...
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At a time when chronic stress and existential emptiness are cited by experts as catalysts for mental illnesses, the search for meaning emerges not only as a philosophical concept, but also as a critical factor in protecting mental health. Photo: Kulera Chronic stress,...
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Prostate cancer remains one of the leading causes of male mortality worldwide, and Mozambique is no exception. Despite scientific advances and the growing availability of information, many diagnoses are still made too late. </bl...
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One of the largest studies ever conducted on the safety of Covid-19 vaccines has yielded a clear and surprisingly positive conclusion: adults who received at least one dose of an mRNA vaccine have a lower risk of death from any cause. Foto: Freepik The research,...
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