Malaria

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Expediting Access to the Tuberculosis Vaccine

Engaging countries where tuberculosis is abundant could aid research and development

Local Malaria and West Nile: Rallying Locally, Collaborating Globally

The United States should assess and prepare for the emerging threat of mosquito-borne illnesses

Environment

America’s Battle Against Mosquito-Borne Diseases

Locally transmitted malaria cases in the United States spark a need for more innovative control strategies

Governance

Drug-Resistant Malaria Is Up 1,000 Percent in Myanmar

Civil conflict and disease compound in the eastern border regions

Governance

Why Global Health Remains Bipartisan

It has proven to be "a good investment with astonishing results in saving lives"

Poverty

Bangladesh Has Malaria in Its Sights

One step closer to a world without mosquito nets

Governance

10 Good Things That Happened in Global Health in 2021

There were milestones and moments to celebrate, despite the shadow of COVID-19

Governance

The Urgent Need to Better Monitor Vaccine Safety in the Real World

The colossal undertaking of global vaccine rollout is facing another gargantuan challenge: monitoring their safety

Poverty

The Double Threat of COVID-19 in Africa

Deaths from health-care disruptions due to COVID-19 are almost certain to outnumber deaths from the coronavirus itself

Poverty

Coronavirus in Zimbabwe

The country is facing an unprecedented public health catastrophe—and action is required to prevent more needless deaths

Poverty

Combating COVID-19 Without Sacrificing Sustainable Development Goals

We must not stop investing in long-term health projects—even under significant resource constraints in times of pandemic

Aging

Mothers, Children, and the Terrible Choice Between COVID-19 and Other Infections

Decisive action is required now to protect the most vulnerable from HIV, tuberculosis, and malaria during the pandemic