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WHO EXECUTIVE BOARD EB140/1 140th session Geneva, 23 January–1 February 2017
Election sees WHO’s future role in question
Partners Launch Equitable Access Initiative Report
Tobacco control can save billions of dollars and millions of lives
Working Together Around The World To Kick The Big Tobacco Habit
Greenpeace: Neonicotinoids pose risks to multiple species
Citizens’ initiative aimed at banning glyphosate gets the go-ahead
2016: One of the worst years ever for the Venezuelan Health sector
4 major trends digital health needs to embrace in 2017 and beyond
UN Establishes Technology Bank For Least-Developed Countries, Including An IP Bank
Book Review: Interactions Of Climate Change And The Global IP System
Study on the potential of green bond finance for resource-efficient investments
Clean Energy for All Europeans – unlocking Europe’s growth potential
How Africa is facing the energy self-sufficiency challenge
IRIN shortlisted for funding to #innovateAFRICA
Strengthening veterinary services to benefit the poor
One More Reason to Love Meryl Streep: Her Active Philanthropy
A Powerhouse Alliance: When the World’s Two Largest Foundations Join Forces
Humanitarian priorities for the EU in 2017
Lessons from China in ending poverty
The equity of China’s emergency medical services from 2010–2014
Critical research findings for managing dengue
DNDi achievements: 7 new treatments delivered, recommended, and implemented
Expensive Medicines Increase The Pressure
What Is the Purpose of the Orphan Drug Act?
Integrated biological–behavioural surveillance in pandemic-threat warning systems
The Women Driving International Development