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U.S. Cuts to Ukraine's Foreign Aid Hit Health Workforce
Ukraine, with $1.4 billion curtailed, is the single biggest loser of U.S. foreign aid
Why the World Needs Africa to Be Healthy
A firsthand account of HIV exposure explains how gutting aid to Africa will create global ripple effects
Health Workers Navigate Climate Change in the Bolivian Amazon
Bolivia is the country most vulnerable to climate change in South America and the tenth most vulnerable in the world
What's Driving Violence Against Health Workers in India
An attack against health-care workers is reported almost every other week
Kenya's Health Worker Exodus: Brain Drain or Economic Opportunity?
Kenyan health-care professionals continue to emigrate, presenting a mixed bag of fortunes for the country
Fatal Attacks on Health-Care Workers Doubled in 2023
Amid a rise in global conflict, a new report shows that health-care workers are being killed at alarming rates
Zimbabwe's Village Health Workers Persist in Cholera Battle
The southern African nation is still battling an outbreak that began a year ago
Chasing Dreams Amid Shadows
In an encounter with a Ghanaian nurse, I saw the dual reality of immigrant life in the United States
The Future of Community Health Workers in Global Health
Over-performing, but under-utilized
Women Are Transforming Health in Rural Villages in India
Community health "entrepreneurs" prevent disease, strengthen social safety nets, and improve well-being
The Rising Price of Dementia
As the number of people with dementia grows, families need access to affordable care
The Gender Pay Gap Is Wider Than You Thought
Making women's unpaid care work count toward an economy for health
On the Front Lines with India's COVID-19 Warriors
Protecting community health workers will help the vast nation ride out future waves
Not Your Canaries in the Coal Mine
New CDC guidelines fail to protect frontline workers from COVID-19