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Kesieana Onoge and her daughter Naomi Onoge, 6, struggle to navigate the online learning system from their home, in Lagos, Nigeria, on April 23, 2020.

Online Learning's Health Burden in Low-Resource Countries

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Once hailed as a great equalizer, online learning has deepened health divides in vulnerable student populations

Expanding Medical Oxygen Access Without U.S. Foreign Aid

Expanding Medical Oxygen Access Without U.S. Foreign Aid

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Oxygen can be a pathfinder for a new global health era when national governments sit in the driver's seat

Women and Stroke in Iran

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Stroke-prevention efforts fail to meet low-income women's needs

Women and Stroke in Iran

The Cleft Palate-Malnutrition Connection

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During food crises, children with cleft lip and cleft palate are the most vulnerable of the vulnerable

The Cleft Palate-Malnutrition Connection

Vaccine Equity: Changing the Status Quo

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High-income countries need to take responsibility for COVID failures and commit to a realignment of global structures

Vaccine Equity: Changing the Status Quo

Antibiotic Resistance is a Smoldering Crisis

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More than 1.2 million people across the globe died of antibiotic resistant superbugs in 2019

Antibiotic Resistance is a Smoldering Crisis

Adapting to Climate Change in the Zanskar Valley

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Deep in the Himalayas, lessons from local to global

Adapting to Climate Change in the Zanskar Valley

What It Means To Be Fully Vaccinated

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It depends on how you look at it

What It Means To Be Fully Vaccinated

Investing in Surgery, Closing A Global Health Gap

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Access to surgery can keep treatable conditions, such as a common fracture, from becoming lifelong disabilities

Investing in Surgery, Closing A Global Health Gap

Staring Down Gender Disparities in Vision Loss

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We need to face gender gaps in vision loss

A woman gets her eyes tested at a free eye-care camp in Mumbai, India on December 6, 2019.

Where WASH Figures in the COVID-19 Fight

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Hard-sought health security in sub-Saharan Africa should build on WASH programs, which are already proven to save lives

A student washes her hands after clean up at a school in response to the novel coronavirus pandemic in Abuja, Nigeria on March 20, 2020. The photo shows a pair of hands actively lathering under a water tap against a blue background. REUTERS/Afolabi Sotunde