Al Jazeera: Hodeidah ‘cholera cases triple after Saudi-UAE offensive’: Report (10/1).

Associated Press: India’s sanitation summit overshadows problems that persist (Schmall, 10/1).

CBS News: “Nature is potentially the worst bioterrorist,” says Anthony Fauci (Hymes, 9/26).

Daily Nation: Marie Stopes defies ban on advert linked to abortion (Mutua, 9/30).

Devex: How genetic modification in mosquitoes could accelerate malaria elimination efforts (Roby, 10/2).

Devex: Interactive: What is DFID planning through 2020? (Anders/Wolf, 10/1).

Forbes: How to Tackle Malnutrition In Africa By Encouraging Private Sector Investment (Nsehe, 10/1).

Global Health NOW: The Big Takeway from #UNGA73: Enough Inaction (Myers, 10/1).

New York Times: How Capitalism Ruined China’s Health Care System (Kessel, 10/1).

NPR: India’s Biometric ID System Has Led To Starvation For Some Poor, Advocates Say (Frayer/Khan, 10/1).

Reuters: WHO plays down risk to Indian children from tainted polio vaccine (Siddiqui et al., 10/1).

Reuters: Japan’s Kansai to help Zambia paint out malaria (Mfula, 10/2).

SciDev.Net: Poverty reduction may stall — report (Makri, 10/1).

Thomson Reuters Foundation: Lesbian ‘witches’ chained and raped by families in Cameroon (Migiro, 10/2).

U.N. News: South Sudan’s ‘relentless conflict’ leaves almost 60 percent suffering desperate food crisis (9/28).