• Moving Beyond Aid
    The greatest hurdle for developing countries in leading research and development (R&D) efforts to create lifesaving biomedical tools for patients in their own communities is not scientific expertise, infrastructure, or technological capabilities, but funding. One of the best ways to jumpstart these efforts, improve self-sufficiency and long-term sustainability is for developing world governments to invest R&D programs within their borders.
  

Child Mortality Down by a Third in Millennium Villages

05/08/2012
Death rates among children under five at the Millennium Villages have decreased by one-third in the ...

New Study Shows Haitian Cholera Strain Has evolved

05/05/2012
The cholera strain in Haiti is evolving, a new report shows, suggesting that the task of ending the ...

Can Poor Countries Produce Their Own Drugs?

05/03/2012
The greatest challenge for lower and middle-income countries in development new products to address...