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The United States Has a Primary Care Problem
Poverty

The United States Has a Primary Care Problem

by Azalea Thomson, Herbert C. Duber, Kirstin W. Scott, Joseph L. Dieleman

It lags far behind when it comes to providing primary health care for Black and Hispanic Americans

A Buddhist monk receives a Sinovac COVID-19 vaccine in Bangkok, Thailand on April 2, 2021. REUTERS/Chalinee Thirasupa
Governance

The Politics of Primary Health Care

by Tom Frieden

A Q & A with health leaders from Costa Rica and Thailand

Trade

Back to Basics After COVID-19

by Sonya Stokes
Addressing pandemic preparedness after COVID-19 will require going deeper than the surface. Here a worker sanitizes surfaces inside the Inox Leisure movie theatre in Mumbai, India, October 13, 2020. The photo is striking, showing a worker spraying disinfectant wearing a blue suit descending down a theater staircase where all the seats and carpet are bright red. REUTERS/Niharika Kulkarni
Governance

Expanding Health-Care Access in Times of Coronavirus

by Om Prakash Bera, Vandana Shah
Snapshot from a time when it's far from normal: women carry cattle fodder through a mustard field on Earth Day, amid the coronavirus lockdown, on the outskirts of Srinagar, India, on April 22, 2020. This is a stunning photo showing three women with large bales of freshly cut plants on their heads walking through a field thrown into a yellow hue because of the flowering mustard greens. REUTERS/Danish Ismail
Governance

Diagnostic Gaps in Global Health

by Catharina Boehme, Madhukar Pai
A woman at a clinic in Olenguruone, Kenya on Oct. 29, 2013 undergoes an eye exam, cataract check, and retinal scan with a technology using smartphones that uploads the data to a doctor for analysis. The photo shows a mature woman wearing a bright orange scarf taking an eye test, holding a green patch to her left eye and raising her right hand in front of her face. REUTERS/Noor Khamis