The Asia-UK maternal-neonatal infection and iMMunity Network (AMMuNet) convened its first international symposium in Kathmandu, November 2025, to address global and regional burden of maternal-neonatal infections. Primary objective of the symposium was to share the latest research and evidence...

Acute respiratory infections (ARIs) continue to be one of the leading causes of illness and death among children under five in Nepal. Local estimates suggest that nearly 290 out of every 1,000 children are affected by these infections each...

Tuberculosis remains one of the most formidable infectious diseases of our time, killing over a million people annually, disproportionately affecting the poorest communities, and increasingly complicated by drug resistance and diagnostic gaps. Despite decades of effort, the pace of...

This study highlights the global crisis of healthcare workforce shortages and the challenges faced by low- and lower-middle-income countries in building sustainable health capacity. The work aligns with global health priorities outlined by the World Health Organization and contributes...

New vaccines to protect pregnant women and their babies from infectious diseases are currently being introduced and need to be given during specific gestational windows in pregnancy. If so, what could be the best time to offer these vaccines...

Another important policy paper titled “First referral hospitals in low-resource settings: a narrative review ofexpectations for clinical service provision ”, published in an esteemed journal HPPJournal LSHTM and co-authored by GlohMed investigator, with in-depth review of 126 academic papers and 7...