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Time for a Health Check: the Reality of Vaccine Rollout in Ecuador
Immunizing nine million people in one hundred days will take careful strategy
Collateral Damage of the U.S. Withdrawal from the WHO: Frontline Responders
Retreating from WHO in the middle of a pandemic dishonors and endangers health-care workers at home and around the globe
Midsummer for the Season—But Not the Coronavirus
A case in poor leadership, the U.S. containment strategy has lacked clarity, consistency, credibility, and compassion
Why Global Health is Missing its Moment
The field has always been political, but our refusal to engage as such has sidelined experts just as they're most needed
White Supremacy in Global Health
A Juneteenth pledge to continue the ever-changing march toward anti-racism, ending oppression, and achieving justice
The Color and Gender of COVID: Essential Workers, Not Disposable People
Women of color sit at the intersection of race and gender disparities—they should be at the center of policy solutions
Silenced Voices in Global Health
The field has come a long way from its colonial past, but global health still falls short of being diverse and inclusive
Coronavirus in Ecuador
Pandemic highlights need for a future broad, multidisciplinary, independent commission to inform science-based decisions
Coronavirus in Samoa
Serendipitous twist of a tragic 2019 measles outbreak may have left small island nation unusually prepared for COVID-19
What Other Sectors Can Show for Women's Leadership in COVID-19
Lessons on inclusion from the fields of conflict resolution, security, and business
What We Talk About When We Talk About Coronavirus
A gendered and political analysis of world leaders’ COVID-19 pandemic statements in March 2020
Fighting COVID-19 With One Hand Tied Behind Our Backs?
For better health security, it's time to end gender biases that keep women out of global health leadership positions