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Governance
How Talanoa Can Guide Inclusive Global Health Dialogues
by Saia Ma'u Piukala, Tamás LandeszPacific health leaders have been drawing on talanoa, a form of group discussion, to confront challenges such as climate change and noncommunicable diseases
Governance
Tracking the “America First” Bilateral Health Agreements
by Anya Hirschfeld, Allison Krugman, Thomas J. Bollyky, Stephanie Psaki, Joseph L. DielemanThink Global Health's analysis found gaps between country needs and new cofinancing commitments with the United States
Governance
The State of Global Health Funding: October 2026
by Angela Apeagyei (Micah), Hans Elliott, Drew DeJarnatt, Carolyn Shyong, Katherine Leach-Kemon, Joseph L. DielemanThis year, the largest drop in foreign aid for health came from the United Kingdom, while Japan increased its contributions
Governance
Global Health Research in the America First Era
by Gbenga Ogedegbe, Benjamin Meier, Salma Abdalla, Joshua BogusReciprocal innovation, when researchers find and adapt solutions to improve health across borders, could be an answer to the ongoing political challenges in financing research
Governance
Bird Flu on Utah Mink Farm Raises Biosecurity Questions
by Neil M. VoraAn outbreak of H5N1 on a Utah mink farm puts the public at risk, and a bill in Congress could expand fur farming
Aging
How to Measure Aging in a Global Context
by Joshua R. Ehrlich, Anthony K. NgugiResearchers should consider language and cultural context when assessing a person's cognitive ability, including differing concepts of time and place
Governance
Russia's Suspected Plague Incident and the Limits of Disease Reporting
by Judy TwiggThe Irkutsk incident highlights the shortcomings of international law around potentially harmful disease events, according to an expert in the region
Governance
Ukraine Keeps HIV Response Steady Under Fire
by Judy TwiggWar has strained Ukraine’s HIV programs, but capacity built years earlier has kept most prevention and treatment in place
Governance
Could Economic Incentives Encourage Faster Outbreak Reporting?
by Robert Agyarko, Montserrat Arroyo Kuribreña, David Blazes, Mukesh Chawla, Roojin Habibi, Katharina Hauck, Tom V. Inglesby, Christopher Murray, Andrea Stürmer, David BowenA new funding mechanism could speed up early disease reporting, which could prevent outbreaks like Ebola from spiraling out of control
Poverty
Gaza, Sudan, Ukraine: Tracking Outbreaks Amid Conflict
by Saheer Gharbia, Wilmot James, Lalitha S. Sundaram, Workaebeba Abebe, Hanene Boussi, Evan Davison Kotler, Oleksandr Neduzhko, Shufang Sun, David SaahWar recovery plans should include detailed monitoring to prevent diseases like polio and cholera from spreading
Governance
Tracking Measles and the World's Vaccine-Preventable Diseases
by Allison KrugmanThis weekly map visualizes outbreaks of nine childhood diseases in collaboration with the International Society for Infectious Diseases
Governance
Myanmar's Health System Is Under Siege, Endangering the Region
by Joshua KurlantzickMyanmar's war has displaced health-care workers and destroyed its infrastructure, enabling disease transmission to neighboring Bangladesh, India, and Thailand
Governance
The U.S. Vaccine Pullback is a Strategic Mistake
by Howard L. Sobel, John C. S. MurrayWhen U.S. commitment to public health declines, so does the world’s capacity to prevent the next crisis, say two medical epidemiologists with the World Health Organization
Governance
WHO Elections: Reform Without Reckoning
by Summer GallowayThe organization cannot be reshaped without confronting its internal structure, partnership rules, and expanding operational role
Environment
Trauma, Destruction, Disruption: Nepal's Health Workers Struggle in Aftermath of Floods
by Tanka Dhakal, Bhagirathi PanditFunding to rebuild remains scarce as Nepal's overburdened health system works to address postdisaster public health threats
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