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Report From WHO Fair Pricing Meeting Shows Balanced Discussion
EU drug agency announces ‘business continuity’ plan amid relocation uncertainty
Grantees, Reveal Thy Findings: A Push By Funders for Transparency in Medical Research
The Senate’s Health Care Freedom Act
Physician Workforce Trends And Their Implications For Spending Growth
US foreign aid cuts could be a ‘death sentence’ to women in Malawi
Ending Modern Slavery: How America is Working to Stop Human Trafficking
The Second Edition of UNPO’s Hmong Newsletter
Defending academic and medical independence in Turkey
How to Develop Breakthrough Technologies for Patient Engagement
Why developing countries get stuck with weak institutions and how foreign actors can help
Economic reform must not be an excuse for undermining human rights
Addressing Asia’s fast growing diabetes epidemic
Decentralized care for multidrug-resistant tuberculosis: a systematic review and meta-analysis
Treating tuberculosis in Tajikistan
HIV advocates fear US cuts and ‘gag rule’ could undermine global progress
To end HIV, discriminatory laws must be repealed
Q&A: Cutting testing wait times to get more infants on HIV treatment
Malaria in China, 2011–2015: an observational study
Heat, human odour trap breakthrough
Yemen conflict: Cholera risk for more than a million children
Somalia’s impossible fight against cholera
Antimicrobial resistance: from global agenda to national strategic plan, Thailand
Loss of fertile land fuels ‘looming crisis’ across Africa
Agriculture is a Major Culprit in Climate Change. Who’s Trying to Change That?
Dawn of new EU emissions rules could sound death knell for coal power
How to make sure we all benefit when nonprofits patent technologies like CRISPR