Putting the Public Back in Public Health
argues that rent-seeking in the drug industry is derailing efforts to achieve universal, affordable care.
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Embryos, Justice, and Personal Responsibility
call for three reforms of the decision-making process for human embryo research.
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Closing the TB Funding Gap
thinks the best way to stop the world’s deadliest infection is with less talk and more money for R&D.
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The African Threat
warns that epidemics, extremism, and emigration are making the continent a major threat to global stability.
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Uniting Africa for Power
says that regional electricity markets would reduce costs, expand access, and boost income growth.
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Vaccinating Against Superbugs
argue that in the fight against drug-resistant infections, the world has a potent if underused weapon.
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TB, NCDs, and the Lessons of HIV
urge the global-health community to emulate mitigation strategies used in the global fight against AIDS.
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Digital Disruption’s Silver Lining
thinks technological change will give poor countries more say, not less, over their economic fate.
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The Keys to Universal Health Coverage
urges national leaders to stay focused on improving primary care and strengthening data collection.
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An Earnest Proposal for Tackling AMR
calls on governments and drug makers to come together to fund a market-entry reward for new antibiotics.
