Child vaccination doubles in Nigeria thanks to French-backed strategy
A trial led by Inserm showed that offering nutritional supplements on vaccination days doubled measles coverage in northern Nigeria.
A trial led by Inserm showed that offering nutritional supplements on vaccination days doubled measles coverage in northern Nigeria.
French researchers have shown that Columbian ground squirrels keep their spatial memory intact after nine months of hibernation.
The Portuguese capital tops the Holiday Happiness Index, which assessed 47 destinations on factors such as sunshine, green spaces and healthy food.
The 2026 list honours seven stations on four continents, three of them in Europe.
Etihad Rail has opened the first passenger rail link between the two emirates, with tickets from around nine euros.
Applications for the DiscoverEU programme are open until 15 October and are aimed at young people born in 2008.
The Hitachinokuni Long Trail, considered Japan’s longest circular route, opened in full in September, less than two hours by train from Tokyo.
The new estimate shows 22.5 million fewer people in extreme poverty in 2024 than previously calculated, and the rate is expected to fall to 9.8% this year.
Yes Friends, which started with a £7.99 T-shirt, has already raised more than £56,000 for garment workers.
IBGE figures for the June–August quarter show fewer unemployed people, more people in work and rising incomes.
Registrations rose by 92,327 in September, the biggest increase ever recorded for the month, and the total reached an all-time high.
The Japan Meteorological Agency has begun using data from the AMSR3 sensor, which has made water vapour analyses more accurate.