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The Africa Health Research Institute’s vision is optimal health and well-being of under-resourced populations.

Durban & Somkhele, KZN Katılım Ağustos 2012
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AHRI's executive director Prof @WillemAHanekom is delivering the Annual Stephen Lawn Memorial Lecture today at the University of Cape Town. 💉 New vaccines to dramatically interrupt the TB epidemic 🗓 31 March | ⏰ 17:00 (SAST) 💻Watch live: #success" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">us02web.zoom.us/j/83605784022?…
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@AHRI_News @HealthZA @NNdjeka @LimakatsoLebina @rjlessells Yes! We can end TB! 🔥 Having seen TB's impact in my community, I'm really encouraged by this powerful event at UKZN with AHRI right now. Great keynote and panel on lived experiences.Let's keep pushing harder for better diagnostics and treatments across Africa. #WorldTBDay #EndTB
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We were honoured to host the @wellcometrust Board of Governors and senior leadership this week. Wellcome is a key partner in supporting AHRI’s work and the visit was a valuable opportunity to deepen understanding of our work and identify new areas for collaboration.
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🌍 Today we mark #WorldTBDay with an important reminder: TB is curable! ✅ Know your symptoms ✅ Get tested early ✅ Follow your treatment plan We observed #WorldTBDay in partnership with Somkhele community, local government, Mpukunyoni traditional authority & @kznhealth
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📢 Yes, we can end TB! As we mark #WorldTBDay 2026, we are celebrating a milestone for one of our major studies: screening has begun in Richards Bay, KZN, to investigate asymptomatic TB transmission. 📽️ Prof @LimakatsoLebina explains why this research could change TB control
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This type of macrophage (SPP1) is important in cancer biology, where it's linked with poor clinical outcome, but have not previously been observed in TB. 3/3
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Their colours reflect the different proteins they express on their surfaces, indicating distinct functions. The green cells, only found on the inner edge of the granuloma, are known as SPP1 macrophages. 2/3
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New from AHRI in @JExpMed & on the cover! 📸 shows a human TB granuloma in lung tissue. The red, green & yellow cells shown, for example, are all different type of macrophage - immune cells that fight infection by engulfing & killing microbes like Mtb 🔗 rupress.org/jem/article/22…
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A resounding success for the launch of the #HPV Working Group. Call it an #HPV think tank! This week saw KZN scientists & clinicians meeting to combine their efforts to advance #HPV knowledge and to foreground evidence-based policy, in a bid to improve patient care.
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🚨 I'm hiring at @AHRI_News : Recruiting a Research Associate to help shape the safe & ethical use of generative AI in mental health. Lead cutting-edge research, build global partnerships, and define a taxonomy of harms for AI-enabled mental health tools. ahri.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/AHRI1/de…
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From cutting-edge science to real-world impact, the 19th James Gear Memorial Lecture provided valuable insights into how the interaction between HIV and the immune system may shape future approaches to achieving long-term control without continuous antiretroviral therapy.
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