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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Why 2019 is a Make-or-Break Year for International Aid
WHO Barcelona course on health financing for universal health coverage 18 – 22 March 2019
How corporations are approaching sustainability and the Global Goals
Jim Kim quits the World Bank, an unexpected gift to Donald Trump
Nigeria faces a health financing cliff edge
First malaria saliva test could help eliminate the disease through early diagnosis
How to Stop Losing the Fight Against Malaria
Using the polio programme to deliver primary health care in Nigeria: implementation research
Pakistan and Afghanistan: the final wild poliovirus bastion
Orphan numbers rise as Ebola persists in DRC
DRC Ebola: latest numbers as of 9 January 2019
Machine learning can fix how we manage health on a global scale
Proxy indicators for antibiotic consumption; surveillance needed to control antimicrobial resistance
Policy Options For Increasing Generic Drug Competition Through Importation
Time to put a stop to the abuse of orphan drug regulation- the latest scandal
Can The Market Deliver Affordable Health Insurance Options In Rural Areas?
Prescription Drug Policy: The Year In Review, And The Year Ahead
‘Yes, Resilience and Sustainability Are Too Narrowly Defined’ by Claudio Schuftan
10 humanitarian crises and trends to watch in 2019
Global health disruptors: Migration
Indigenous People, the First Victims of Brazil’s New Far-Right Government
Sunrise Movement is Shaking Up the Climate Debate. Will More Funders Pay Attention?
Building climate change resilience in Niger to keep hunger away
Crunch time for crisp makers as EU waste targets loom
How Forgotten Local Plants Could Ease Malnutrition in East Timor
Fish protein wafers to ease acute malnutrition in children
WFP Calls for Biometric System to Prevent Food Aid Theft in Yemen