Breaking News Links, as part of the research project GESPAM (Geopolitica, Salute Pubblica e Accesso alle Medicine/Geopolitics, Public Health and Access to Medicines), aim to focus on latest challenges by trade and governments rules to equitable access to health in resource-limited settings
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Governance for Health in a Changing World, 10-11 November 2014, DurhamUniversity
Record-breaking survey: World should prioritise education and health
Ebola Spread Has Slowed in Liberia, C.D.C. Says
Gates Foundation, other donors launch study of Ebola drugs, survivors blood, in Africa
What Factors Might Have Led to the Emergence of Ebola in West Africa?
After Ebola: Five Lessons for Outbreak Response
Commission launches transparency initiative for TTIP and lobbying
Stop TTIP Take Action Initiative
Time to translate G-20 commitments into action, results
G-20 Leaders Unveil National Growth Strategies, Eyeing US$2 Trillion Boost
Erik Solheim: ‘If the UK can commit 0.7% of GDP to development, so can France’
2014 Access to Medicine Index â More being done, but progress is uneven
Index: Pharma Industry Improves On Access To Medicines, Needs Work On Ethics, Patent Disclosure
KEI comment on the new Tufts Study on Drug Development Costs
R&D cost estimates – MSF response to Tufts CSDD study on cost to develop a new drug
Sovaldi, Harvoni, And Why Itâs Different This Time
Health Affairs 2014 vol 33, issue 10: Specialty Pharmaceutical Spending & Policy
US IP Industry Meeting With Indian Judges A âRuseâ, Activists Say
“A better pill to swallow” – Interview Paul Newton and Raffaella Ravinetto
PUBLIC INTEREST CSOS VISION STATEMENT ON NUTRITION
GM Food and the precautionary principle
Stop trying to save the world: Big ideas are destroying international development
International development is broken â here are 2 ways to fix it
How technology is checking health corruption in India
Why India, not China, is a better investment partner for Africa