TB & Infectious Diseases
Studying novel diagnostic approaches, treatment adherence factors, and drug-resistant TB patterns.
- Active case finding methodologies
- Treatment outcome predictors
- MDR-TB surveillance
Research & Development
Evidence-based innovation driving sustainable health solutions
Advancing Knowledge for Better Health
Our research division is committed to generating evidence that informs policy, improves practice, and drives innovation in public health. We collaborate with 17 global universities and leading research institutions to address the most pressing health challenges.
100+
Publications
17
University Partners
25+
Ongoing Studies
50+
Research Team
Research Focus Areas
Key domains where we're advancing knowledge and practice
Vaccine Research
Investigating vaccine hesitancy, coverage gaps, and innovative delivery mechanisms.
- Immunization coverage studies
- Hesitancy determinants
- Cold chain innovations
Health Systems
Evaluating health system strengthening interventions and policy implementation.
- Service delivery models
- Health workforce studies
- Policy impact analysis
Digital Health
Developing and testing technology solutions for health service delivery.
- mHealth interventions
- AI diagnostic tools
- Telemedicine efficacy
Community Health
Understanding community health behaviors and social determinants.
- Behavioral interventions
- Social determinants
- Community engagement
Climate & Health
Examining climate change impacts on health and building resilience.
- Climate-health linkages
- Adaptation strategies
- Disaster preparedness
Recent Publications
Our latest peer-reviewed research contributions
Impact of Active Case Finding on TB Detection Rates in Rural Pakistan
A multi-site randomized controlled trial demonstrating 47% improvement in case detection through community-based screening.
Digital Health Interventions for Vaccine Hesitancy: A Systematic Review
Comprehensive analysis of mobile-based interventions showing significant impact on vaccine acceptance rates.
Climate Change and Vector-Borne Diseases in South Asia
Predictive modeling of disease burden changes under various climate scenarios with adaptation recommendations.
Cost-Effectiveness of Community Health Worker Programs in LMICs
Economic evaluation demonstrating high value-for-money in community-based health service delivery models.
Research Partners
Johns Hopkins
Harvard
WHO
Imperial College
LSHTM
AKU