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Weekly Snapshot of Public Health Challenges
Creative destruction in global health
Africa must lead its own health research revolution
Transitioning to regulatory harmonisation for medicines: a comparison between Africa and Europe
Mental health: the missing link in infectious disease care
WHO warns of widespread resistance to common antibiotics worldwide
Looming Malaria Drug Resistance Spurs Global Search for New Treatments
Ghanaian Newborns First to Get New Malaria Medication
Africa’s Ancient Enemy, Malaria, and Its Influence on Covid-19
A Call to Action on World Rabies Day and Beyond
Medical Product Alert N°5/2025: Substandard (contaminated) oral liquid medicines
Indian Court rules against Roche and allows generic SMA drug
Almost nine in 10 clinics in war-ravaged DRC run low on medicines
Artificial Intelligence and Maternal Health: A New Opportunity for Cambodia
Kerala’s Low IMR, High Costs: A Lesson for India
Ensuring the safety of newborns and children through community and healthcare actions
Poor countries paying billions more to cover debts than they receive as aid to fight climate crisis
Aid cuts and elections: How the humanitarian rollback has caused “chaos” in Cameroon
Conflict Plunged 63 Million Children into Hunger in 2025
US declines to sign World Bank directors’ joint statement on climate agenda
Can nature be placed on the balance sheet?
‘Dismal’ health of world’s forests is threat to humanity, report warns
Africa’s floods and droughts are messing with our minds. Researchers are trying to figure out how
Darjeeling’s Wake-Up Call: Expert at IUCN Congress Calls for Agile Climate Finance
Unjust Transition: Reclaiming the energy future from climate colonialism
Beyond Green Complacency: WISE, SHEM and the Case for Radical Sharing by Juan Garay
Australian tropical rainforest trees switch in world first from carbon sink to emissions source