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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8 reasons why Oxfam supports the International Women’s Strike on the 8th March
How the legal system is failing to protect women and girls from sexual violence
Over 100 Years Later, International Women’s Day Is Still About Labor
Economically empowering women is ‘macrocritical’ — IMF chief Christine Lagarde
Time for a disruptive financing model for the Global Fund?
The Immigration Ban And The Physician Workforce
Examining The House Republican ACA Repeal And Replace Legislation
ACA Repeal Would Mean Massive Cuts To Public Health, Leaving Cities And States At Risk
The Social Costs Of Repealing The ACA
8 March 2017 – Human Rights Council’s Access to Medicines panel set to discuss Report of UN HLP
Main Recommendations Of UN High-Level Panel On Access To Medicines Presented At WTO
R&D Costs For Pharmaceutical Companies Do Not Explain Elevated US Drug Prices
Gilead exec lashes out at PBMs, points to hidden role in drug price increases
David vs. Goliath? Maybe. But This Funder is Determined to Fight Big Pharma
An antibiotic’s journey from marketing authorization to use, Norway
Medicines for children: flexible solid oral formulations
R&D Status February 2017: DNDi Chagas disease programme
Malaria parasites make human hosts attract mosquitoes
National polio immunization campaign reaches five million children in Yemen as conflict intensifies
From Animosity to Murder: the Spectrum of Workplace Violence against Physicians
Famine warning signs were clear – so why are 20 million lives now at risk?
WHO chief: Air pollution link to 600,000 deaths in children
What does air pollution do to our bodies?
Unitary patent expected this year, despite Brexit