GeMVi collaboration - East African research fellowships in viral genomics, bioinformatics, and modeling for outbreak control coming to KCRI

The KCRI Genomics unit is one of the East African collaborators in the GeMVi project led by Prof. James Nokes at Warwick University and KEMRI-Wellcome Kenya. GeMVi will fund 20 research fellowships in viral genomics, bioinformatics, and modelling. Fellows will work across the participating institutes in East Africa: KEMRI-Wellcome, UVRI, Makerere University, KCRI, as well as at the Zeeman Institute in the UK.

Perinatal Mortality and Associated Risk Factors among Singleton Babies in Unguja Island, Zanzibar

First familial Becker muscular dystrophy in Tanzania: Clinical and genetic features

Carriage of penicillin non-susceptible pneumococci among children in northern Tanzania in the 13-valent pneumococcal vaccine era

Anemia and Associated Risk Factors among People Living with Hiv in Dodoma Region, Central Tanzania

A 12-Year-Old Tanzanian Boy With Headache: A Case Report