Think Global Health's analysis found gaps between country needs and new cofinancing commitments with the United States

The organization cannot be reshaped without confronting its internal structure, partnership rules, and expanding operational role

Nicole Lurie, U.S. director for the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations, explores the science behind the five Ebola Bundibugyo vaccine candidates in the pipeline and the hurdles they face

Access to medicines expert Suerie Moon shares her perspective on the world's ability to respond to health emergencies, from COVID-19 to Ebola

As India attempts to redefine its role in BRICS as a health leader, an expert asks whether the country will make measurable progress instead of reaffirming known goals.

African countries and like-minded partners should band together to get what they need from the pandemic agreement, say two health security strategists

Building the right legal, operational, and financial systems to prevent the next pandemic will require going beyond negotiations in New York or Geneva

Tracking caste-like hierarchies in climate and health metrics could help countries better mitigate extreme heat harms across South Asia and Africa

Paving the Interoceanic Highway through Peru's Madre de Dios region led to more than 10,000 additional cases of dengue, study finds

Rising salinity in Bangladesh's waters—which could worsen under a record-breaking El Niño—has created the perfect conditions for aquatic pathogens to multiply

A bill introduced in March could address a significant gap in mental health care for U.S. service members, but remains under negotiation

This weekly map visualizes outbreaks of nine childhood diseases in collaboration with the International Society for Infectious Diseases

Recent court rulings have exposed harms caused by social media, but experts say accountability on its own will not counter online violence, including cyberbullying

Social media is under attack for its alleged role in harming children, youth stress that they should be part of the decision-making process for regulating it

Tools that allow self-sampling for HPV testing can help overcome barriers to screenings such as transportation, cost, and fear of pain

This weekly map visualizes outbreaks of nine childhood diseases in collaboration with the International Society for Infectious Diseases

An analysis of 67 reform proposals reveals a country-led and systems-focused vision for global health's next chapter, but questions remain on how to implement it

This weekly map visualizes outbreaks of nine childhood diseases in collaboration with the International Society for Infectious Diseases

Building on the success of projects like Mikoko Pamoja, Kenya is working to regulate its carbon market to address past controversy and secure community gains

This weekly map visualizes outbreaks of nine childhood diseases in collaboration with the International Society for Infectious Diseases

The push to split the measles-mumps-rubella vaccine into separate shots could have a ripple effect on global markets

More than 500,000 young people have opioid use disorder, but data shows many aren't getting buprenorphine, a medication proven to reduce overdose deaths

This weekly map visualizes outbreaks of nine childhood diseases in collaboration with the International Society for Infectious Diseases

As Japan seeks to attract foreign workers, the government should address its health system's language barriers, cultural misunderstandings, and structural challenges

This weekly map visualizes outbreaks of nine childhood diseases in collaboration with the International Society for Infectious Diseases

Policy failures in Bangladesh dismantled decades of progress toward eliminating measles, creating the conditions for the explosive 2026 outbreak

After a record-breaking month for missile strikes in Ukraine, Lithiuanian medical professionals are learning the basics of war medicine to prepare for a possible attack

According to food microbiologist Lee-Ann Jaykus, climate change and funding cuts could lead to greater risk of foodborne disease

This weekly map visualizes outbreaks of nine childhood diseases in collaboration with the International Society for Infectious Diseases

Experts outline how France can take steps to protect its population amid record-breaking temperatures and deadly wildfires

Negotiating access, earning trust, and building a tightly coordinated response are essential to stopping transmission, according to two advisors of Guinea's 2014-16 Ebola response

Think Global Health's analysis found gaps between country needs and new cofinancing commitments with the United States

As global health financing shifts toward country self-reliance, emphasis on principles like measurement and accountability can guide implementation

South African biomedical researchers are spearheading new approaches to catalyze drug discovery and manufacturing

A new analysis shows how the Iran War disrupted upstream inputs for pharmaceutical supply chains, as the United States and Iran move toward a deal

This weekly map visualizes outbreaks of nine childhood diseases in collaboration with the International Society for Infectious Diseases

Aerial approaches are helping researchers identify high-risk areas for schistosomiasis, enabling more effective control and treatment

The World Health Organization's next chapter could become more focused, technically authoritative, and strategically disciplined through strategic reforms

This weekly map visualizes outbreaks of nine childhood diseases in collaboration with the International Society for Infectious Diseases

Critical disease-outbreak intelligence sits inside private firms, and an outbreak escrow system could securely hold that data to be shared in an emergency

Ghana's aging population faces worsening cognitive health, including increased dementia risk, from pollution and high temperature

This weekly map visualizes outbreaks of nine childhood diseases in collaboration with the International Society for Infectious Diseases

Building Africa's capacity for human genomic sequencing could improve cancer care, product development, and precision medicine

The U.S. government should use its existing authority to address zoonotic spillover risks from the wildlife trade

The Wasteful and Inappropriate Service Reduction (WISeR) model was launched to weed out Medicare fraud, but patients report lagging care and increased denials

Abruptly ending all U.S. foreign aid for health to South Africa will deepen care disruptions and could lead to a surge in new HIV infections

AVAC leaders warn that the Trump administration's proposed funding rollback to the National Institutes of Health could derail the vaccine needed to end HIV

This weekly map visualizes outbreaks of nine childhood diseases in collaboration with the International Society for Infectious Diseases

International Vaccine Access Center lead William Moss explains why Zambia needs funding to maintain progress on malaria, HIV, and vaccination programs