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Margaret Chan attempts one last WHO funding boost
EU, Canada sign historic trade deal amid protests
EU signs Canada trade pact, rejects ‘post-truth’ critics
US doubtful that CETA momentum will speed up TTIP talks
First Hundred Days for Global Health
China will need to be more transparent to achieve its development goals
World Bank appoints Kristalina Georgieva as chief executive
We need a dose of global collaboration to fight Zika
Microcephaly in north-east Brazil: a retrospective study on neonates born between 2012 and 2015
Inequalities in full immunization coverage: trends in low- and middle income countries
The U.S. Is Standing in the Way of Cheaper Drugs for the Poor
Public referendum on drug prices in the US: will it bring relief?
The Cost Of A Cure: Revisiting Medicare Part D And Hepatitis C Drugs
What Should We Make of a Pharma Giant’s New Plans for Global Health Giving?
Plenary 2 Of ISPOR 19th Annual European Congress Focuses On Differential Pricing Of Medicines In Europe: Impact on Access, Innovation, and Affordability
2016 Access to Medicine Index – to be published 14 November
Global implementation of PrEP as part of combination HIV prevention – Unsolved challenges
New handbook for dengue outbreak contingency planning
Dengue Contingency Planning: From Research to Policy and Practice
Drug-resistant TB rates in west Africa much higher than previously thought
WHO global database for active TB drug safety monitoring and management
How a cash-strapped UN is struggling to solve the cholera epidemic in Haiti
As Haiti Struggles to Recover From Disaster (Again), Who’s Helping?
New York City’s Trans Fat Restrictions Ten Years Later
Neoliberalism is creating loneliness. That’s what’s wrenching society apart
Ushering In The New Era Of Health Equity
Can microloans lift women out of poverty?
Not good enough: What philanthropy can do to fix social services
UNPO Newsletter: October 2016 edition
A Medical Provider’s Perspective on Treating Undocumented U.S. Immigrants
Research on community-based health workers is needed to achieve the sustainable development goals
Paris climate pact enters into force, focus shifts to action
WHO: Ambient air pollution, a global assessment of exposure and burden of disease