US malaria donations saving two million children?
Have US donations in the campaign to fight malaria been responsible for...
Mexico City Policy: Putting the US at odds with the EU?
The London Family Planning summit has reportedly documented $5 billion in pledges...
Hype for UN’s report on access to medicines is confused and contradictory
The first sentence of the official press release for the new UN...
Policy dialogue in the Twitter age
The UN Secretary General has a High Level Panel on Access to...
Access to advanced medicines and affordability: a look forward to 2016
We think that there will be unparalleled attention in 2016 on the...
Five myths about access to medicines in emerging markets
Pharma companies can have an “emerging markets strategy” Emerging markets are...
The basics about spending on health around the world
Most industrialised countries use about nine percent of GDP for government health...
The failure of global health advocacy spelled out in numbers
No fashionable university is without its own department doing studies and advocacy...
International declarations and treaties don’t change things — Tweets do
There was a time when international declarations changed the world. Maybe some...
Does bad qualitative research guide US policy?
Last week, the US Centers for Disease Control posted an interesting article...
