August 2015 – PEAH – Policies for Equitable Access to Health

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Fast paper test detects three diseases at once

DNDi Annual Report 2014

Getting The WHO To Take The Reins In Global Pandemics

WHO: Work Underway to Better Respond to Global Epidemics

WHO to study use of sanctions as part of global epidemic response

WHO commends the Roll Back Malaria Partnership’s contribution to global progress as governing board disbands secretariat

The Individualised versus the Public Health Approach to Treating Ebola

Sierra Leone celebrates milestone on road to ending Ebola

Antibiotic resistance: the race to stop the ‘silent tsunami’ facing modern medicine

Vaccine hesitancy: A growing challenge for immunization programmes

Noncommunicable Diseases: A Globalization of Disparity?

Health, Health Inequality, and Cost Impacts of Annual Increases in Tobacco Tax: Multistate Life Table Modeling in New Zealand

Tropical Forests Equal to the Size of India Will Be Lost by 2050, Unless We Act

Why Municipalities Are the Key to Fighting Climate Change

Germany and Brazil join forces on climate change action

Laudato Si’ Encyclical Letter by Pope Francis on Care for Our Common Home – Chapter Four: Integral Ecology

French development aid reform to generate ‘substantial’ new funds

WIPO Launches Development Agenda Program In Uganda

WIPO Director Gurry Highlights Value Of Indigenous Knowledge

Traditional medicine for modern times: Facts and figures

Overcoming Malnutrition in Niger

Are African leaders misusing Chinese development finance? The price of country ownership

Stop TTIP Newsletter

Mass protest against TTIP and CETA to take place in Berlin

NGOs Call Out Switzerland For Pressuring Colombia On Compulsory Licences; Switzerland Replies

Humanitarian aid in 2015: great challenges but greater opportunities

A New Framework For Health Care Management

Who Said Big Foundations Can’t Change? Four Takeaways from MacArthur’s Makeover

New Lectureship post on Global Public Health at Queen Mary University of London (QMUL)

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Why be a humanitarian? Aid workers in South Sudan explain

Human Rights Reader 368

Five Reasons Why TPP Countries Should Unite To Oppose The US Pharmaceutical IP Agenda

Ecuador, BRICS Moving Away From International Investment Dispute Regime, Paper Says

17 WTO Members (Brazil, China, India, Russia) submit draft Ministerial Decision on Non-Violation and Situation Complaints

EU, India working to resolve trade row over generic drugs

India’s Lead Role In South-South Cooperation For Environmental Diplomacy

Bright ideas for better aid

The Medicines Patent Pool welcomes initiative from UNICEF and the Global Fund in Ukraine

Focus On: Innovation

The human cost of Africa’s science strategy

How developing countries are paying a high price for the global mineral boom

Environmental Justice Atlas

Why a ‘no regrets policy’ on disease outbreaks is a must for Asia-Pacific

Breaking The Fee-For-Service Addiction: Let’s Move To A Comprehensive Primary Care Payment Model

The Ebola Vaccine We Needed

How will we ensure the new Ebola vaccine reaches those most in need?

WHO: West Africa Ebola Outbreak Could End This Year

Ebola: Attention, World: The Ebola fight isn’t over

Ebola’s lessons: How WHO mishandled the crisis

Call for more weaponry against ‘neglected malaria’

Meningitis C vaccine shortage prompts fears of major outbreak in Africa

TB in Uzbekistan: “The regimen is long and arduous”

Nutrizione. Oltre 40 organizzazioni scientifiche hanno presentato ad Expo il manifesto delle criticità. Ministero della Salute: “Al via tavolo di lavoro a settembre”

Plastic Pollution in the World’s Oceans: More than 5 Trillion Plastic Pieces Weighing over 250,000 Tons Afloat at Sea

EEA Technical report No 9/2015: EU 2010 biodiversity baseline — adapted to the MAES typology (2015)

NGOs urge Australia to do more on climate change

The 100-day dash for climate action

Climate boss says EU can only back a strong Paris deal

3 Ways Open Data Can Help Forests

Talk Is Cheap. Renewable Energy Isn’t

Laudato Si’ Encyclical letter by Pope Francis on Care for our Common Home – Chapter three: the human roots of the ecological crisis

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Analysing Proposals for Reform of the Global Health Architecture

Time for Action: Shifting the paradigm towards integrated, people-centred health systems

Lean: A Comprehensive Approach To The Transformation Our Health Care System Needs

Italy to receive most EU funding for migrant crisis

Trans-Pacific Partnership could pose risk to public healthcare, leaked draft shows

WikiLeaks raising reward funds for insiders’ tips on TTIP

EU, Vietnam reach deal to boost trade

You Ask, We Answer: What Would US Global Health Reform Really Look Like?

Why women deserve to be counted

Measuring change in women’s participation and leadership under the SDGs: why indicators must be ambitious

Getting women actively involved in climate change mitigation

Obama Takes Lead on Climate Change Ahead of U.N. Talks in Paris

Rich nations’ climate plans fall short of hopes for Paris summit

IEA: Technology roadmap – Wind Energy

Opinion: The Road to Paris and the Path to Renewable Energy

Global Stakes, Local Fights: A Funder Takes on Climate Change In Its Home Region

La Marine Strategy inizia a diventare operativa

Re-examining ‘Green Light’ Subsidies in the Wake of New Green Industrial Policies

Laudato Si’ Encyclical letter by Pope Francis on Care for our Common Home – Chapter two

IMF Executive Board Reforms the Fund’s Policy on Poverty Reduction Strategies in Fund Engagement with Low-Income Countries

Global Fund News Flash

Mexico’s Anti-Poverty Programmes Are Losing the Battle

Calls for greater collaboration to tackle food security

UN stands firm in face of hunger stats accusation

Improving Patient Safety Through The National Action Plan For Adverse Drug Event Prevention

Defeating The ZIP Code Health Paradigm: Data, Technology, And Collaboration Are Key

CORSO DI MALATTIE TROPICALI E MEDICINA INTERNAZIONALE Brescia, dal 2 novembre al 20 novembre 2015

A Quiet Revolution in the Treatment of Childhood Diarrhea

How to beat the next Ebola

Ebola’s victims of the future: pregnant women

HIV/TB Counselling: Who’s Doing the Job? Time for Recognition of Lay Counsellors

Africa advances toward a polio-free continent

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