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Introduction Humanitarian crises substantially impact the health of affected populations, and the scale of humanitarian need is at a historic high level. To more effectively support the growing number...

A case study in a medical journal reported that the 60-year-old man replaced sodium chloride with sodium bromide after consulting the AI bot.

Yet the WHO Global Code of Practice for ethical recruitment of health workers is voluntary and often ignored. Countries on the ‘red list’ from which countries

'Big, beautiful bill' would result in 10.9 million people losing health insurance, primarily Medicaid.

Her comment came in response to an attendee who yelled that proposed GOP cuts to Medicaid would cost lives.

Four strategies to build resilient global health data systems ahead of future funding uncertainty.

Around the world, institutional trust is declining while democratic discontent is rising. What role do health and health systems play in this crisis? …

Humanitarian assistance has saved millions of lives, improved public health outcomes, and strengthened communities in crisis.1 From responding to armed conflicts and natural disasters to advancing dis...

SCOTUS struck down race-conscious affirmative action in undergraduate policies, but diversity in medical education and health professions training is essential.

Trump order targeting accreditation could shake up the small club of groups that set standards for medical schools and residency programs.

Severing the long-standing ties and scientific collaborations between the United States and the WHO and slashing U.S. financial support will have catastrophic effects on both domestic and global he...

A new, and near final iteration of WHO’s reorganization will shrink its programme divisions even further than previous drafts - from 10 to only four - with

Other countries, foundations, international groups are unable to replace billions lost in U.S. cuts

Two researchers share three experience-based strategies with global health researchers in the U.S. and beyond who are debilitated by defunded initiatives.

They want to be more self-reliant. But that will not be easy

Foreign aid has helped, but it leaves African countries vulnerable to the political mood swings of funders.

The Trump aid freeze is not the end of humanitarianism. But simply restoring funding won’t fix what’s broken. What comes next?

Just back from Brussels, where ODI Global convened development cooperation agencies from major donor countries in the 2nd of a dialogue series to reimagine aid… | 50 comments on LinkedIn

“To my patients and their mothers, I offered apologies from the American people,” writes Dr. Jennifer Furin.

How should the world respond when a single country’s power and influence are so deeply embedded in global structures that its actions can destabilise entire systems?

Changes to a key funding formula will reduce research grants at hospitals and universities by billions — and may discourage future research.