Countdown to consensus: will the Pandemic Treaty deliver global health equity?
Negotiations surrounding the Pandemic Treaty continue as the deadline for endorsing the new mechanism approaches. However, the version under discussion fails to address critical issues pertaining to health equity
Colombia to make HIV treatment more accessible through compulsory licensing
The Colombian government recently issued a compulsory license for HIV drug dolutegravir, making the treatment more accessible for thousands of people
Mass graves discovered at Nasser Hospital as Israel prepares for Rafah ground invasion
Over 300 bodies discovered in mass graves at Nasser Medical Complex, Khan Younis, as Israeli authorities prepare for Rafah ground invasion
One year of war in Sudan accompanied by dengue concerns
Public health concerns in war-torn Sudan continue to escalate with the destruction of health infrastructure, widespread displacement and hunger haunting the population
Water crisis adds to women’s health burden amidst war on Gaza
The lack of water and Israeli obstructions to the delivery of essential sanitary materials are increasingly impacting women’s health in Gaza
Demilitarization and peace sovereignty are foundations for global health, People’s Health Assembly concludes
Health activists attending the People’s Health Assembly called for peace and demilitarization as a means to Health for All
5th People’s Health Assembly calls for the transformation of health systems
Activists at the 5th People’s Health Assembly called for the transformation of health systems, and to build strategies and unite struggles against privatization and corporate capture
Prospects fade for rebuilding Gaza’s health infrastructure, warns WHO
The UN health agency has warned that the attacks on healthcare facilities in the Gaza Strip are severely complicating efforts to imagine the rebuilding of health capacities