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17/07/2026

Mwezi wapitawu, timu yathu inali m'boma la Nkhotakota kumvetsera maganizo a ogwira ntchito zaumoyo ndi adindo am'madera osiyanasiyana ngati gawo limodzi lounikira ntchito ya Project ya EQUIP. Pamodzi ndi Unduna wa zaumoyo ndithandizo lochokera ku Cancer Research UK, tikugwira ntchito yothana ndi ena mwamavuto okhudza katemera wa khansa yakhomo lachiberekero komanso kufikira atsikana amene amaiwalidwa. Umu ndi momwe ntchito yazaumoyo wa anthu motsogoleredwa ndi anthu ammudzi imawonekera.

🇲🇼 Happy Independence Day, Malawi!Today we celebrate 62 years of freedom, unity, and progress.At CREAMS, we are proud to...
06/07/2026

🇲🇼 Happy Independence Day, Malawi!

Today we celebrate 62 years of freedom, unity, and progress.

At CREAMS, we are proud to support a healthier Malawi through research, education, and innovation.

"A stronger Malawi begins with knowledge, research, and people working together."

Happy 6th July!

The vaccine works. The challenge lies in delivery."That line from the recent article (https://lnkd.in/dBqtkddH), How t...
06/07/2026

The vaccine works. The challenge lies in delivery."

That line from the recent article (https://lnkd.in/dBqtkddH), How to Give More Than a Vaccine, has stayed with us over the past few days.

Last week, our team along side stakeholder from the Ministry Of Health Malawi and Ministry of Education is in Nkhotakota District, Malawi, working alongside the District Health Management Team, the District Executive Committee, healthcare workers, education leaders, community leaders and youth representatives as we launch implementation activities for the Cancer Research UK (CRUK)-funded HPV EQUIP Project.

The article highlights lessons from Tanzania, Côte d'Ivoire and Nigeria, showing that improving HPV vaccination is not simply about making vaccines available. Success depends on strong local partnerships, community trust, coordinated planning, and ensuring that no girl is left behind.

That is exactly the approach we are taking through the EQUIP Project.
Over the days, we listened, learned and planned together with local stakeholders to strengthen HPV vaccination delivery in Nkhotakota and Lilongwe. These discussions are helping us build a shared vision for reaching eligible girls including those who are out of school or living in hard-to-reach communities.

One lesson is becoming increasingly clear: cervical cancer elimination will not be achieved by health systems working alone. It requires genuine collaboration across the health sector, education, local government, community leadership, parents, young people and development partners.

We are encouraged by the commitment we have seen from everyone around the table. These partnerships are the foundation for sustainable change. Malawi's challenges are unique, but they are not isolated. As implementation evidence continues to emerge from across Africa, we have an opportunity to learn from one another, adapt what works, and collectively move closer to the WHO goal of eliminating cervical cancer as a public health problem.

Thank you to the Nkhotakota District Health Management Team, the District Executive Committee, community leaders, education partners, youth representatives and all stakeholders for your commitment to improving the health of Malawi's girls.

The journey has begun, and we look forward to sharing what we learn along the way.

Dr Adriano Lubanga,Brenda Mhone (MPH), Dr Akim Bwanali, Dr Samuel Mpinganjira,DR MIKE CHISEMA, Tuweni Chumachapera, Watipaso Kamanga,Denis Banda,Mwai Noya,Maria Masiye

Last 2 week, Clinical Research Education and Management Services - CREAMS had the privilege of hosting research trainees...
06/07/2026

Last 2 week, Clinical Research Education and Management Services - CREAMS had the privilege of hosting research trainees from Malawi and the United States for our flagship annual Science workshop.

The workshop is designed to equip aspiring scientists with practical knowledge in research, tropical diseases, and biomedical sciences through interactive training sessions, including an anatomy visit at Kamuzu University of Health Sciences.

We are grateful to our valued partners from the National Disease Control Programmes, kamuzu central hospital, and other collaborating institutions for their invaluable contributions in making this training a success.

Investing in the next generation of researchers is essential to building sustainable capacity to tackle Africa's high burden of disease and strengthen lasting scientific partnerships across borders.

Last week, our scientists, Dr Adriano Lubanga and Dr. Thomas Nyirenda, joined high-level delegates, researchers, policym...
24/06/2026

Last week, our scientists, Dr Adriano Lubanga and Dr. Thomas Nyirenda, joined high-level delegates, researchers, policymakers, and public health leaders at the Continental Meeting on Accelerating African-led Arbovirus and Filovirus Countermeasures at Africa CDC Youth Headquarters in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia (16–17 June 2026).

As discussions continued, several key priorities were emerged:
🔹 Shifting from outbreak response to sustained African-led pandemic preparedness research.
🔹 Strengthening scientific capacity and partnerships before crises occur.
🔹 Advancing science diplomacy and cross-sector collaboration.
🔹 Accelerating regulatory harmonization and ethical approvals during outbreaks.
🔹 Enhancing social and behavioral science communication to build public trust.

One message is clear: Africa must work together between crises and during crises to strengthen preparedness, accelerate research, and develop effective countermeasures.

We are proud to be part of this high-level delegation contributing to the conversations shaping Africa’s health security and research agenda.

Today, our team had the privilege of participating in the Bundle Up Market Dialogue Conference in Lilongwe, an important...
24/06/2026

Today, our team had the privilege of participating in the Bundle Up Market Dialogue Conference in Lilongwe, an important initiative led by Save the Children International and kamuzu central hospital to improve nutritional care for small and sick newborns.

The event provided valuable insights from the needs assessment conducted at KCH, highlighted key challenges affecting newborn care, and created a platform for innovators, researchers, suppliers, and stakeholders to collaborate on practical solutions.

Market dialogues like this are essential because they bring together diverse expertise, encourage innovation, and strengthen partnerships that can lead to sustainable improvements in healthcare outcomes. We are proud to have been part of these important discussions and look forward to contributing to solutions that will help give every newborn a healthier start in life.

This week, our team at Clinical Research Education and Management Services - CREAMS officially launched field data colle...
10/06/2026

This week, our team at Clinical Research Education and Management Services - CREAMS officially launched field data collection for the Endline Evaluation of the Rapid Response and Repair (R3) Cold Chain Strengthening Initiative in Mchinji and Mangochi Districts.

Implemented by VillageReach in collaboration with Malawi’s Ministry of Health Expanded Programme on Immunization (EPI), and supported by Nexleaf Analytics through Gavi funding, the R3 initiative aims to strengthen vaccine cold chain systems through responsive financing, real-time monitoring, technical mentorship, and data-driven accountability.

The evaluation seeks to assess whether the initiative has improved cold chain equipment functionality, maintenance responsiveness, repair timelines, and overall system performance.

Our teams are conducting a rigorous mixed-methods assessment involving:
• Facility surveys with EPI focal persons and facility in-charges
• Physical inspections of cold chain equipment
• Reviews of maintenance, RTM, and vaccine stock records
• District-level interviews on system performance and implementation experiences

chain systems are critical for protecting vaccine potency and ensuring children receive safe and effective immunization services. This evaluation will generate important evidence to inform sustainability and potential scale-up of the R3 model within Malawi’s health system.

CREAMS is proud to serve as the evaluation partner on this important initiative, and we look forward to sharing updates from the field.

Dr Akim Bwanali, Watipaso Kamanga,Mwai Noya, Dr Adriano Lubanga,innocent mainjeni, Takondwa Mengezi, PMP ®,Nexleaf Analytics

Another pivotal moment for Clinical Research Education and Management Services - CREAMSWe are proud to be part of HUNADI...
10/06/2026

Another pivotal moment for Clinical Research Education and Management Services - CREAMS

We are proud to be part of HUNADIA, a new multi-country European & Developing Countries Clinical Trials Partnership (EDCTP)-funded project that officially kicked off last week, bringing together partners across Africa, Europe, and Asia to advance next-generation cholera treatment research.

The project will evaluate an innovative treatment approach aimed at faster recovery, lower mortality, and better outbreak control for cholera patients in high-burden settings.

CREAMS is honoured to contribute to this important collaboration alongside Centre for Infectious Disease Research in Zambia - CIDRZ, Centre Pasteur du Cameroun (CPC), Université Catholique de Bukavu DRC, Instituto Nacional de Salud Mozambique, The Good Samaritan Foundation Tanzania, AFRICA CLINICAL RESEARCH MANAGEMENTLIMITED Kenya, Academisch Ziekenhuis Paramaribo GRONINGEN Netherlands, INTERNATIONAL CENTRE FOR DIARRHOEAL DISEASE RESEARCH BANGLADESH
and Hunazine Biotech S.L. Spain.

Shout out to our Site PI, Dr Adriano Lubanga , and the entire CREAMS team for their dedication and commitment to advancing impactful global health research.

Together, we are strengthening research partnerships to improve health outcomes where they are needed most.

Read more: https://www.global-health-edctp3.europa.eu/projects/hunadia_en

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