What happens once patients diagnosed with tuberculosis (TB) receive treatment and what the long term consequences are for the health of their lungs but also the welfare of their families is not wel

Improving maternal, newborn and child health by lowering the frequency of infections through immunisations has served as a foundation of public health.

Dr Joseph Okebe recently defended his PhD at University of Antwerp, Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences, Belgium

The open day recently held at the Serekunda General Hospital in Serrekunda was exciting opportunity to engage and sensitise the Serekunda community about the two new projects NeoInnate and EPIC HIP

A news crew from Al Jazeera television recently visited MRC The Gambia in Fajara and Basse following the story of MRCG’s RooPfs study.

Throughout the year, we offer opportunities for schools to visit and have a 'mini open day' experience with our staff at MRC Unit The Gambia.

MRC Unit The Gambia is to conduct research into tobacco control as part of one of the most ambitious international research programmes ever created.

The recently held Vaccine Wastage Study workshop was a tremendous success.

The Gambia, like most other sub-Saharan African countries, is characterised by significantly incomplete vital registration, which makes it more difficult to carry out field-based medical research,

The official opening ceremony of the brand new research institute "Institut de Recherche, de Surveillance Epidémiologique et de Formation" (IRESSEF) in Diamniadio, took place on Monday, J

The recent reduction in malaria has been largely achieved by a massive scale-up of vector control, with long-lasting insecticidal nets and indoor residual spraying.

Each year, it is estimated that 10.4 million people develop active TB disease, but 4.3 million of these individuals are missed each year by health systems and do not get the TB care they need and d