More News In Global Health
Global Voices: Cameroonians with HIV face ‘a death sentence’ as Global Fund threatens to pull antiretroviral drugs (Daniel, 9/12).
Guam Daily Post: Guam has 1st local dengue in 75 years (Daleno, 9/13).
The Guardian: Indonesia takes steps to improve protection of mental health patients (Kamali, 9/13).
Nature: Scientists use gene-edited stem cells to treat HIV — with mixed success (Lambert, 9/11).
New Humanitarian: From Ebola to Kunduz: MSF head Joanne Liu looks back (Parker, 9/12).
New York Times: At a Maternity Center Near a War Zone, 20 Births in One Day (Zucchino/Faizi, 9/12).
NPR: Rape Emergency Declared In Sierra Leone, Then Lifted. Did Anything Change? (Kardas-Nelson, 9/12).
The Telegraph: From eye cancer to HIV and Parkinson’s — meet the companies developing smartphone apps set to improve medical diagnostics (Boland/Chowdhury, 9/12).
The KFF Daily Global Health Policy Report summarized news and information on global health policy from hundreds of sources, from May 2009 through December 2020. All summaries are archived and available via search.
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- Access to Health Services
- HIV/AIDS
- Treatment and Prevention Strategies
- Global Fund
- Dengue
- Mental Health
- Clinical Research/R&D
- Ebola
- Health In Emergency Situations/Humanitarian Assistance
- Health Workforce & Capacity
- Maternal, Newborn and Child Health
- Women's Health
- Disease Diagnosis/Detection
- mHealth