New research from northern Uganda highlights how communities address malaria prevention needs, even amid the challenges of displacement.
This last year, while challenging, reminded us why good communication can change lives and why evidence, creativity and care are at the heart of everything we do.
New CCP-led research suggests that simply asking pregnant women if they took their vitamins is a practical solution to understanding whether they are following recommendations, one that balances scientific rigor with the realities of limited resources.
The rise of an invasive mosquito species is forcing experts to rethink how human behavior and community trust shape disease control.
Family planning use rose after CCP-led interventions that focused on all members of the family, not just women.
A health hotline created by UNICEF during the war in Ukraine is designed to provide answers about vaccination and breastfeeding concerns.
CCP steered social science research for the five-year project, which is led by the University of Notre Dame, to help build evidence base for repellent recommendation.
Social and behavior change expert Uttara Bharath Kumar and researcher Danielle Naugle have been chosen for the prestigious advisory groups.
Not wanting to see important data on malaria prevention behaviors lost, CCP has pledged to keep the ITNuse.org website going.
In a new book chapter, CCP’s Suruchi Sood writes that climate change needs to be repositioned from a future catastrophe to an urgent one. Entertainment-education can help.
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