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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
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
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
Governance
The Race to Develop an Ebola Bundibugyo Vaccine
by Katherine Leach-KemonNicole Lurie, U.S. director for the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations, explores the science behind the five Ebola Bundibugyo vaccine candidates in the pipeline and the hurdles they face
Governance
A Fast and Fair Response: Reflections on Pandemic Preparedness
by Katherine Leach-KemonAccess to medicines expert Suerie Moon shares her perspective on the world's ability to respond to health emergencies, from COVID-19 to Ebola
Governance
Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo is the UN Pandemic Meeting's Real Test
by Armand Mbanya, Luchuo Engelbert BainAfrican countries and like-minded partners should band together to get what they need from the pandemic agreement, say two health security strategists
Governance
At BRICS Summit, India Takes the Lead on Noncommunicable Diseases
by Animesh RoulAs India attempts to redefine its role in BRICS as a health leader, an expert asks whether the country will make measurable progress instead of reaffirming known goals.
Governance
Five Ways to Deliver on the Pandemic Agreement's Promises
by Summer Galloway, Stephanie PsakiBuilding the right legal, operational, and financial systems to prevent the next pandemic will require going beyond negotiations in New York or Geneva
Food
A Food Security Expert on the Record-Breaking El Niño
by Allison KrugmanEl Niño could deepen acute hunger and worsen conflict, particularly in high-risk areas, explains former senior humanitarian advisor Sam Vigersky
Environment
India's Climate Plans Miss Those Most at Risk
by David SathuluriTracking caste-like hierarchies in climate and health metrics could help countries better mitigate extreme heat harms across South Asia and Africa
Urbanization
Highway Expansion Linked to Dengue Surge in the Amazon
by Kunal AroraPaving the Interoceanic Highway through Peru's Madre de Dios region led to more than 10,000 additional cases of dengue, study finds
Environment
Antimicrobial Resistance Threatens Bangladesh's Coasts
by Zakir Hossain ChowdhuryRising salinity in Bangladesh's waters—which could worsen under a record-breaking El Niño—has created the perfect conditions for aquatic pathogens to multiply
Social Media and Youth Mental Health
Coverage on how social media is impacting youth mental healthGovernance
Caring for Incarcerated U.S. Veterans Post-9/11
by Elena EveryA bill introduced in March could address a significant gap in mental health care for U.S. service members, but remains under negotiation
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