Global Health
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Global Health
“We hold our breath when the U.S. is having elections.”
Cate Nyambura, director of programs at ATHENA Network
To meet demand, blood donation should not rely solely on volunteers
A misalignment between supply and demand especially hurts people in low-income nations.
What’s working in the 19 countries on track to help end AIDS
Lessons from Botswana, Cambodia, Zambia, and Malawi
How the U.S. election has an outsized effect on global reproductive health
U.S. politics harm women by tying health workers' hands, even in countries where abortion care is legal.
Mpox offers another chance to confront vaccine inequity
Expanding vaccine manufacturing in Africa could address longstanding disease control problems.
The battle against tuberculosis will be won or lost in India
Experts say the country could be a model for the world. Instead, its TB fight has floundered.
How Kibera’s water woes vanished into thin air
An aerial piping system brings residents clean, affordable water.
A new model of drug discovery could change the game on superbugs
Where markets fail, collaboration might just succeed.
It took decades to get a malaria vaccine. Now comes the hard part.
Multiple doses, remote communities, and heat are all obstacles on the front line.
Cambodia’s new path for prosthetic care
As donor aid lags, the country aims to take over rehabilitation services.