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The Global Fund – saved and wrapped in the US flag?

Bill Gates promises $750 million for the troubled Global Fund, its executive director Michel Kazatchkine quits and a…

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Does Davos matter? In a good way, I mean. »

News analysis The World Economic Forum opened today in Davos, Switzerland. I wasn’t invited. Neither were you, in all…

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Gates Urges Governments, Wealthy Donors Not To Cut Aid To Poor Countries;… »

In a speech to the European Parliament on Tuesday, Bill Gates, co-chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation,…

Jan 25 2012 / Read More »

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Food for Thought: Chocolate and Child Trafficking »

The next time you crunch into a Kit-Kat or Hersheys chocolate bar, or eat a birthday cake topped with chocolate frosting, consider this: a young, uneducated, unpaid, malnourished West African…

Jan 23 2012 / Read More »

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Lipid based nutrient supplements (LNS) are perhaps one of the most exciting, and potentially transformative emerging technologies for the treatment of chronic…

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Haiti’s Health System, 2 Years After the Earthquake »

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Today marks the two year anniversary of the 7.0 magnitude earthquake that hit Haiti in January 2010. Far from celebration of the…

Jan 12 2012 / Read More »
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Infectious Disease

Gates gives $750 million to the Global Fund, Patient with deadly TB strain… »

The following is a compilation of recent articles and releases making headlines in HIV, TB and global health news. Gates Injects $750 Million in Troubled Global Fund: The Bill…

Jan 27 2012 / Read More »

Policy & Systems

Finally, a Major Step Forward in Protecting Health Workers and Facilities »

Despite firm standards rooted in the Geneva Conventions to protect health facilities, health workers, and the patients served during armed conflict,…

Jan 26 2012 / Read More »

Bergsten Steps Down from Peterson: On the Bergsten Legacy at CGD »

By Nancy Birdsall - News that Fred Bergsten, founding director of the Peterson Institute for International Economics, will step down at the…

Jan 26 2012 / Read More »
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2012 SOTU: Bingo Win, Development Defeat »

By Jenny Ottenhoff - Expectations for a global development focus in President Obama’s State of the Union address were low. Still, more than 130 policy wonks gathered at the Commissary…

Jan 26 2012 / Read More »

Aid & Development

Watching Transformation Of The Global Fund On Its 10th Anniversary »

"Are we watching the rebirth of the troubled Global Fund to Fight Aids, Tuberculosis and Malaria, perhaps in a new, more U.S.-flavored guise?" Guardian health editor Sarah Boseley asks in…

Jan 27 2012 / Read More »

Financial Times Examines Global Food Security Issues »

This Financial Times analysis examines food security, writing, "Climate change, ill-judged policies, protectionism, urbanization and plain greed have all conspired to reignite…

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Addressing Misperceptions About Foreign Aid Spending Amid Primary Season… »

In this post on the Council on Foreign Relation's "The Internationalist" blog, Stewart Patrick, a senior fellow and director of the Program…

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Women & Children

Unsafe Abortions: A Tale of Two Worlds »

As reported in last week's Healthy Dose, the WHO published a study in the medical journal  The Lancet  that focuses on abortions worldwide .  The timing of the study's…

Jan 25 2012 / Read More »

Noncommunicable Disease

Yemen Faces Child Malnutrition Crisis After Year Of Unrest »

"A year of Yemen's turmoil has exacerbated the number of malnourished children under the age of five to around 750,000, UNICEF said Tuesday, appealing to the government and the international…

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