By guest contributors Satchit Balsari, Caroline Buckee, and Jennifer Leaning In May 2022, the WHO reported that India had the highest COVID-19…
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Global Health Why Every Body Counts
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Global Health Stepping up to Address Global Breastfeeding Inequities: Reflections on World Breastfeeding Week 2022
By guest contributor Cecilia Tomori Breastfeeding saves lives and helps keep families and communities healthier. Each year approximately 600,000 infants and young…
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Global Health How not to become a global health expert
By guest contributor Chiamaka Precious Ojiako There is neither a universally accepted definition of global health expertise nor credentials, checklists, or guidelines…
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Global Health Overturning Roe vs. Wade will reverberate globally
By guest contributors Laura Fitzgerald, Stephanie Gallagher, Rena Greifinger, and Lyudmila Nepomnyashchiy (WomenLift Health Leadership Journey, US 2021 Cohort) Take a moment…
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Global Health Rethinking Malaria – Why Now
By guest contributors Dyann Wirth, Rose Leke and Michelle A. Williams Malaria elimination is possible. Ten countries have been certified “malaria-free” in…
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Global Health EDCTP: A 20-year track record of supporting excellent, equitable research in Africa
By guest contributors Pauline Beattie, Catherine Hankins, and Michael Makanga on behalf of the EDCTP Association While we welcome encouragement to funders…
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Global Health The Ukraine conflict in context
It has been over 16 weeks since Russia escalated its invasion of Ukraine. Having worked in humanitarian health for over a decade…
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Global Health When will Pakistan stand on two legs? A polio story
By guest contributors Dr Fyezah Jehan and Dr Kheezran Ahmed Imagine living in an area where you fear leaving your home. A…
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Global Health US Dangerously Out of Step on Abortion Access
The leaked draft from the U.S. Supreme Court signaling the court’s intent to overturn Roe v. Wade, the landmark decision that has…
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Global Health A strategy that gives half of the world a discount on COVID-19 antivirals, but keeps a firm grip on power
More than two years into a pandemic that has killed 15 million people, it seems we have learned nothing. When COVID-19 vaccines…
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Global Health A formula for disaster
By guest contributor Aunchalee Palmquist Predictably, it took a formula shortage to reach white middle-class families for our nation to wake up…
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Global Health Vaccine apartheid is racist and wrong
By guest contributor Fatima Hassan This pandemic has been marked by the hoarding of scientific knowledge & life-saving vaccines. In fact, there…