By Joke Kujenya FoOR A child under five in West Africa, the chance of testing positive for malaria depends heavily on where they sleep at night. New evidence from laboratory-confirmed surveys shows that malaria risk is sharply uneven across borders, regions and even neighbouring communities, leaving some children far more exposed than others ...
By Joke Kujenya RISING CHILD mortality is no longer following the expected downward projections. A new report warns the world is relying on dangerously flawed forecasts as climate-driven threats escalate and vulnerable children face increasingly lethal conditions. The Fragile Futures report from Population Matters dismantles the long-standing...
By Joke Kujenya CLEAR PALE, yellow pee. That’s the unglamorous but essential sign that your body is properly hydrated—an everyday detail with lifelong health benefits. Hydration isn’t just about water, though water is a gold-standard choice. The Eatwell Guide recommends six to eight drinks a day, which can include water, lower-fat milk, or su...
