During March to April of 2026, Keir Starmer and the British government announced that they had decided to end their…
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WHO and Africa CDC Launch New Plan to Counter Ebola
On June 5th, the World Health Organization published an article where they announced the formation of a “joint continental preparedness…
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WHO to Suspend the USA’s Voting Rights and Retain Iran
Despite the US's announcement of withdrawal last year, WHO member states decided on Thursday to suspend the US's ability to…
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President Trump’s 2027 Health Budget Worsens Current Cuts
President Donald Trump recently proposed a national health budget for next year, 2027, which hasn’t yet been approved by Congress…
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Vaccine Inequity in Global Policy
In modern medicine, vaccines are perhaps one of the most important developments, acting as a preventer of many diseases.
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The Imbalance Between Emergency & Prevention
Disease outbreaks capture global attention, funding following shortly after. Governments mobilize emergency aid, international organizations raise funding and awareness, and…
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Gaza is Facing a Crisis so Bad, It’s More than a “Polycrisis”
In recent times, global health discussions have more frequently utilized the term “polycrisis” when they talk about the intersection of…
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How Global Policy Ignores Mental Health
The world responds immediately to humanitarian crises – distributing food, building tents, and deploying emergency medical care in order to…
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When Caregivers Leave: Global Policy, Brain Drain, and Their Implications
Around the world, many hospitals don’t just suffer from a lack of cures or treatment – rather, they suffer from…
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Medical Imaging For All
Many regions and nations today struggle to provide an essential part of medical care. Without this technology, viewing the inner…
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