This study uses survival analysis to uncover predictors of TB treatment interruption, focusing on retreatment cases and care settings.

Analysis of the time it takes for sexual contacts of HIV-positive clients to receive testing, based on program data from Siaya.

The study identifies client characteristics that predict higher HIV positivity rates in provider-initiated testing and counselling.

This multi-country analysis links exposure to intimate partner violence with increased child mortality in East Africa.

Findings from Kenya’s pilot models for sustaining voluntary male circumcision services beyond donor funding.

Kenya’s national TB survey reveals a higher-than-expected burden, with missed diagnoses highlighting the need for improved screening tools.

A multi-country analysis exploring whether women’s sexual autonomy reduces the risk of neonatal, infant, and child mortality in Africa.

A pilot study assessing whether video-based directly observed therapy can boost ART adherence and viral suppression in Kenyan adolescents.

This analysis investigates the drivers of treatment success and viral suppression among children and adolescents on ART in Central Kenya.