Health Breaking News Links, as part of the research project PEAH (Policies for Equitable Access to Health), aim to focus on the latest challenges by trade and governments rules to equitable access to health in resource-limited settings
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Commission launches public consultation on food chain fairness
South Africa: Patient groups welcome release of Draft Intellectual Property Policy
Empowered Women Are Changing Philanthropy. These Experts Explain How
Gates foundation to spend over $300 million in Tanzania in 2017
Microsoft has found an inexpensive way to save lives in India
Philanthropy King: Bill Gates Gives Away $4.6 Billion, Unveils New Campaign To Combat Malaria
Minamata Convention, Curbing Mercury Use, is Now Legally Binding
Is UK Aid Being Spent Properly? We Just Don’t Know
Making America Healthy Again: Analyzing Trump’s Take On The Social Determinants Of Health
WB: The Tech Revolution That’s Changing How We Measure Poverty
First as tragedy, now as farce: lessons from 12 August 1982
‘Hidden’ hunger crisis in Congo pushing it closer to famine
Fighting famine: ‘Unprecedented crisis’ putting 20 million people at risk, warns UN agency
The battle over the future of US food aid
“Recovery lending” helps disaster-stricken African farmers get back on track
The global burden of tuberculosis mortality in children: a mathematical modelling study
Factory farming in Asia creating global health risks, report warns
Candidiasis update: news bulletin
‘Superbugs’ found in Brazil’s urban waters
Yemen: aid offers ‘only hope of survival’ in cholera epidemic, says Priti Patel
A push to end the global HIV epidemic
WHO: Global action plan on HIV drug resistance 2017–2021
Implementing Clinical Trials during Epidemics: The Ebola Experience
What lessons does polio eradication offer for global health?
Improving the quality of WHO guidelines over the last decade: progress and challenges
The War on Drugs Is Holding Science Back
Britain spent ‘twice as much on overseas fossil fuels as renewables’
Private Standards, Trade, and Sustainable Development: Policy Options for Collective Action