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Women receive free treatment for breast cancer at the Bertha Calderon Women's Hospital, in Managua, Nicaragua, on October 17, 2012.

Declarations Without Delivery: Weighing UN Plans for NCD Medicine Access

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International commitments to expand access to noncommunicable disease medicines have been slow to create impact

The Mathematical Solution to Snakebites

The Mathematical Solution to Snakebites

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A Duke University team develops a math model to better distribute antivenom to the Amazonas

Telehealth's Transformation of Climate Change

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Patient travel is a large driver of CO2 emissions, but telehealth can change that

Telehealth's Transformation of Climate Change

Deep Sea Discoveries and Global Health

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Humans have only begun to explore the ocean's potential for healing diseases

Deep Sea Discoveries and Global Health

War Threatens Ukraine's Progress Curbing HIV/AIDS

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Russia's invasion is keeping lifesaving medication out of the hands of Ukrainians living with HIV

War Threatens Ukraine's Progress Curbing HIV/AIDS

A New Era of Climate Action Calls for Climate Doctors

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Educating this generation of physicians in climate resilience is critical

A New Era of Climate Action Calls for Climate Doctors

What the African Medicines Agency Needs Most to Succeed

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The formation of the AMA is a milestone for drug safety and trust in Africa

What the African Medicines Agency Needs Most to Succeed

Student-Led Activism Transforming the Access to Medicines Movement

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Universities are crucial allies to the global movement pushing to broaden access to vaccines

UAEM UCLA students organize outside the Board of Regents meeting on the campus to demand they drop the patent on a life-saving prostate cancer drug.

On the Framework Convention on Global Health

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The convention offers a human rights-based legal foundation for global health security—which is exactly what we need now

Global health security seeks to avoid installations like this one of crosses and balloons at Copacabana beach in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on August 8, 2020—a tribute to 100,000 victims of coronavirus. The photo shows an art installation of crosses, balloons and flag on the beach. REUTERS/Ricardo Moraes