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INS Digital TV is an institutional channel for dynamic communication that delivers public health information to the public in a clear, visual, and accessible way. Through audiovisual content, the platform disseminates campaigns, events, relevant data, and awareness messages, strengthening education and health literacy. Integrated with the INS's various digital channels, Digital TV contributes to closer, more current, and impactful communication with the population and partners.
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The Minister of Health, Ussene Isse, visited the National Institute of Health (INS) in Marracuene District, Maputo Province, on Friday (07.03). On the occasion, he expressed his satisfaction with the work the institution has been carrying out in its areas of operation, namely research, surveillance, laboratory diagnosis, training, communication, and health innovation. “We are here today, [...]
The Deputy National Director of Public Health, Aleny Couto, advocates for strengthening primary healthcare (PHC) in the country, noting that the progress made does not yet meet the needs. This stance was presented during a session where Couto discussed the advancements, gaps, and perspectives of primary healthcare. “In all [...]
The Director-General of the National Institute of Health (INS), Eduardo Samo Gudo, recently stressed, during the opening of the 3rd Meeting of the PANGenS Consortium – Pan-African Network for Genomic Surveillance of Poverty-Related Diseases and Emerging Pathogens, that genomic surveillance is a key tool in the fight against tuberculosis in Mozambique. “Genomic epidemiology offers a [...]
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“The National Institute of Health reaffirms its commitment to promoting public health, scientific research, and innovation in Mozambique. We work daily to produce scientific evidence, strengthen surveillance systems, and support data-driven decision-making, contributing to a more effective response to the country's health challenges. Our commitment is to serve the Mozambican population with excellence, scientific rigor, and a spirit of collaboration.”

























