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TB is the second leading cause of death in Malawi, following AIDS. Although the National TB Control Program (NTP) recognizes the high prevalence of this epidemic and children as a priority population, diagnosis and management of pediatric TB remains a significant challenge. In 2016, Malawi registered 16,959 TB cases (NTP, 2016 report). Childhood TB made up 8.6% of these cases.

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Journal Articles

Impact of a phased transition model on Advanced HIV Disease outcomes: A pre- and post-implementation evaluation study in Malawi 

Published October 2026

A study from Malawi showed that transitioning AHD services to MoH leadership was associated with sustained key program outcomes and a significant reduction in mortality.

Topics:

Advanced HIV Disease (AHD),

Technical Assistance

Countries:

Malawi

Resource

Get the Facts About Pediatric and Adolescent HIV

Published October 2026

Ending pediatric AIDS in our lifetime is possible, and it starts with getting the facts.

Topics:

Adolescents,

Advocacy,

Children,

HIV,

Pediatric HIV

Countries:

Global

Videos and Recordings

AIDS 2026 Recording - Children can’t wait: From funding crisis to foundational fixes: What it will actually take to end pediatric HIV

Published September 2026

Watch our AIDS 2026 satellite on demand. Featuring Dr. Roland van de Ven, Dr. Doris Macharia, Dr. Friday Saidi, Dr. Prosper Faustine Njau, and Harerimana Ismail.

Topics:

Pediatric HIV

Countries:

Global