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Saffiatou Darboe joined MRC Unit The Gambia at LSHTM as a laboratory technician in 1999.

Dit Massaire Soumare obtained the PharmD degree in Pharmacy from The University of Technical Sciences and Technologies of Bamako-Mali in 2010.

At the heart of Dr. Uduak Okomo’s work is the desire to decrease preventable deaths from infections in newborn babies.

We are proud to announce that the routine laboratories in Fajara and Keneba, and the research laboratories in Basse have now all received full certification to GCLP!

A Hub for Studying Mosquito Behaviour and Ecology.

The Entomology Laboratory puts the unit at a strategic position to attract new research funding and collaborations to conduct clinical trials of novel interventions against malaria and other vector

Genome-Wide and Epigenome-Wide Association Studies (GWAS and EWAS) provide a powerful tool for exploring how genes and epigenes that are associated with disease outcomes exert their effects.

The WANETAM network is being implemented in thirteen West African Institutions in nine countries with partnerships from four northern partners.

Annually, pregnancy hypertension, fetal growth restriction (FGR), and stillbirth unrelated to intrapartum events are associated with 46,000 maternal and 2.5 million fetal, neonatal and infant death

Dr. Darboe recently completed her PhD in Clinical Sciences and Immunology at the University of Cape Town with top marks.

Dr Uduak Okomo was awarded Pump Priming grant of £10,000 to carry out a facility-based evaluation of stillbirths and neonatal deaths in The Gambia, as part of her post-doctoral research activities.

On Tuesday 11th November 2018, MRC Unit The Gambia at LSHTM organised a pilot training workshop for the teachers at Methodist Academy Senior Secondary School.