Although overall health has improved in many countries, health care today is still inadequate, unevenly distributed, and expensive, particularly in the world’s poorest nations. This is catastrophic ...
While the move is rooted in political and financial critiques, healthcare leaders are now assessing what reduced engagement ...
The US’s withdrawal from WHO makes Europe the system stabiliser in global health multilateralism, writes Ilona Kickbusch At the upcoming executive board meeting of the World Health Organization (WHO), ...
The United States' recent announcement to withdraw from the World Health Organization (WHO) has raised concerns across the global health community, particularly regarding the potential disruption of ...
The World Health Organisation's reliance on earmarked funding, the geopolitical rupture following U. S. withdrawal, and the ...
When COVID-19 swept the globe in 2020, the shock exposed not only a viral threat but the fragility of systems — from supply chains and food security to governance and global finance. For Andrea ...
This workshop will explore the governance of partnerships that are defined by the following parameters: 1) a clearly defined shared goal that centers on meeting the health needs of disadvantaged ...
US leadership in global health has delivered substantial benefits at home and abroad. As the Trump administration takes office, maintaining this leadership role will be vital for strengthening ...
The debate over "G0" is essentially about the future of global governance. Today, as global challenges become increasingly ...
Peru's Ministry of Health becomes the first institution in a Spanish-speaking country to join the GRN, HealthAI’s ...
The last time U.S. President Donald Trump attended a Group of Seven (G-7) leaders’ summit in Canada, in 2018, he treated it like a reality TV show. “Trump Blows Up G7 Agenda,” read the headline in ...
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