News Link n. 43

 

The news links are part of the research project GESPAM (Geopolitica, Salute Pubblica e Accesso alle Medicine/Geopolitics, Public Health and Access to Medicines), which aims to focus on the best options for the use of trade and government rules related to public health by resource-limited countries.

 

NEWS LINK 43

–From March Madness to April Anxiety: The WTO Leadership Contest Heats Up 

–Who picks up the tab for development?

–Global financial flows, aid and development 

–Invest in health systems for a balanced approach

–DNDi R&D Projects – 2013 Outlook 

–What will the new pope mean for the development sector?

–Balancing conservation and people’s access to land

–The poorest countries are under renewed threat from WTO rules on access to medicines (and yes, this is 2013) 

–Novartis Loses Patent Bid: Lessons From India’s 3(d) Experience

–The Judgment In Novartis v. India: What The Supreme Court Of India Said 

–India Dismisses Antitrust Complaint Against Gilead Sciences

–Australian Pharmaceutical Patents Review’s New Report Critical Of Patent Extensions, R&D Funding 

–The European Commission calls on EU Member States to fulfil their commitments towards the world’s poorest

–Some OECD Nations’ Development Aid Spending Down 4% In 2012, Report Says 

–Donors likely to cut down on HIV and Aids funds  

–End of polio by 2018 a global win — WHO

–US Trade Office Calls For Comments On Transatlantic Trade Deal

–Banking on the BRICS for health?

–Enter   the  Dragon  and  the  Elephant:  China’s  and  India’s  Participation  in  Global  Health  Governance   

–Sizing Up China’s Role in Global Health Aid to Africa

–Alcohol and alcohol-related harm in China: policy changes needed 

–New apps transforming remote parts of Africa

–Gene Patenting: Consequences for Global Health

–Crisi finanziaria, austerità e salute in Europa