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Juneteenth, Googling Coronavirus in Africa, and More in Think Global Health This Week

June 26, 2020



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Better health begins with ideas

Editors' Note


This week a Think Global Health contributor takes a Juneteenth pledge, and two others see opportunities to improve the public health response to the coronavirus pandemic in Africa based on people's Google searches about the virus. One physician reports on her experiences working alongside Navajo doctors, nurses, and medical staff in the Navajo Nation, and we featured two pieces that offer different ideas on engaging the private sector in the pandemic.

If you like our site, please share it.—Thomas J. Bollyky and Jason Socrates Bardi, Editors

This Week's Highlights


GOVERANCE

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White Supremacy in Global Health


by Anu Kumar


A Juneteenth pledge to march toward ending racism, stopping oppression, and achieving justice should extend to global health

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FOOD

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The Voices of the Navajos


by Jessica Top


Americans have an obligation not to forget the voices and health needs of the first Americans after COVID-19 wanes

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GOVERNANCE

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What We Ask About Coronavirus in Africa


by Morine Amutorine and Elaine O. Nsoesie 


Search query data from twenty-one African countries reveal public perceptions, gaps in knowledge, and opportunities to educate

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Word of the Week





Justice


An ever-changing aspiration and one that we will never achieve perfectly, but we must continue our imperfect march toward it.

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Recommended Feature


TRADE

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Commercial Determinants of Health in COVID-19


by Adnan Hyder, Meghan Werbick, Paul Ndebele, and Nino Paichadze


Often part of the problem in pandemics, private sector businesses can also be part of the solution and protect people

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Coronavirus in Different Countries



More of the Latest


FOOD

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Why Private Sector Engagement Should Be Part of the Solution in the Developing World


by Martin Short


It's time we push for a broader COVID-19 response that recognizes the role of business in systemic and behavior change

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What We're Reading


No, More Testing Doesn't Explain the Rise of COVID-19 Cases in the United States (Washington Post)

'Everybody Has Their Eyes on America': Black Lives Matter Goes Global (Financial Times)

How the Virus Won (New York Times)

Five Ways to Ensure That Models Serve Society: A Manifesto (Nature)

China's Approach to Global Governance (CFR)




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