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Explore the Programme for Research on Vaccine Effectiveness in Africa (PROVE), a collaboration with Africa CDC & Mastercard Foundation. Discover our innovative research and meet the scientists driving change in our latest newsletter: bit.ly/PROVE-Newslett…

1/2: Day 2 of #AFREhealth2024 was on fire. Researchers from Botswana & DRC shared innovative approaches & challenges in #PROVE research. Ethical hurdles & the crucial role of policymakers were highlighted. Join us in driving impactful health research in Africa. #OneIDI #Research

The team from the Infectious Diseases Institute Infectious Diseases Institute, Makerere University of Makerere University was active at the ongoing symposium. AFREhealth is partnering with IDI to implement the Africa CDC-Mastercard Foundation's Saving Lives and Livelihood project in 12 countries

We were honored to host a team from Infectious Diseases Institute, Makerere University at the APHRC campus yesterday. The meeting presented an opportunity to discuss gender mainstreaming, training opportunities, and areas of synergy to strengthen our collaboration in public health across Africa. #WeAreAfrica

The visit marks a significant step in expanding our partnership beyond the Program for Research on Vaccine Effectiveness (PROVE) project. #IamAPHRC #WeAreAfrica

Our PROVE team visited APHRC to reflect on the impact of the Saving Lives & Livelihoods program. Together, we’re advancing health research & capacity building across Africa. Excited about new collaborations to improve health outcomes through data-driven solutions.

Special thanks to the APHRC data science team Maureen Ng'etich mikes Kocholla and the great partnership from Infectious Diseases Institute, Makerere University Suzan Nakasendwa for spearheading this continental knowledge exchange on data science & standards on behalf of the PROVE project. Great engagements.Rodgers R. Ayebare

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Sharing research findings promotes collaboration with diverse audiences and stakeholders. Through #PROVE, we showcased our research outputs at the AFREhealth Official symposium. Check out the highlights: English: shorturl.at/6ewjH French: shorturl.at/4Xlri

Meet Suzan Nakasendwa, a #Biostatistician & #AI4DScholar at Mak-CAD pursuing a PhD in Public Health. Her research uses data-driven modeling to classify stroke types & predict survival outcomes—advancing global health through AI. 🌍 #AI4SocietalGood #AI4Health