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In-depth, narrative-led reporting that explores complex health issues with the time and space they deserve. These stories combine data, lived experience, and policy context to show the human impact behind the headlines and the systems behind the outcomes. They are designed to inform public debate and support more grounded, evidence-led decisions.

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Honey & Banana: The Chatbot Helping Young Nigerians Access Clear, Accurate Contraceptive Information

Christopher Bassey and Tzar Oluigbo (Lead Writers) At exactly 9:12 p.m on a humid Lagos night, Rukayat (not real name) sat cross-legged on her bed, listening to the sound of raindrops hitting the roof and trickling down her windowpane. Her thumb hovered over the screen of her phone. She had been replaying the same thought […]

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Trump cuts U.S. aid to Africa. Pregnant women lose needed medicines

The United States is cutting billions in foreign aid. In Nigeria, pregnant women and others now face higher risks from HIV Story by Beloved John Kyuntu John, a mother of three, is running out of her antiretroviral drugs needed to fight AIDS. In a matter of days, her supply will end. But in the wake […]

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