The news links are part of the research project GESPAM (Geopolitica, Salute Pubblica e Accesso alle Medicine/Geopolitics, Public Health and Access to Medicines), which aims to focus on the best options for the use of trade and government rules related to public health by resource-limited countries.
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–International Women’s Day 2013
–Justine Greening speaks out for women and girls
–The truth about women and chocolate
–Guardian Reports On Discussion Of Commission On The Status of Women Outcome Document
–The private sector: the new black in womenâs economic empowerment
–Global Fund praises choice of Ray Chambers as special envoy
–Trade-offs in FY14: A Case for the Global Fund
–G-Finder Neglected Disease 2012 report
–Op-Ed: CIDA should work with the private sector
–The Real Story of Canada’s Attitude Toward Food Security
–Report On Antitrust Concerns: Seed Companies Working To Extend IPRs To Control Global Food
–Changing how food aid is allocated ‘may save more lives’
–Maize shortage renews debate over GM in Zimbabwe
–US Trade Policy to Focus on TPP, EU Talks in 2013
–Advance Market Commitments âpromising solutionsâ to global health challenges
–Governance Challenges in Global Health
–WTO: Wide Support For LDC TRIPS Transition Extension, With A Hitch
–European Patent Office Reports Record Patent Filings In 2012
–Indiaâs First Compulsory Licence Upheld, But Legal Fights Likely To Continue
–Bayer Will Appeal India Compulsory Licence On Its Cancer Drug
–Patent Pool-ViiV Collaboration On Paediatric HIV Sparks Reactions, Hope