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How a Free Trade Agreement Threatens Your Health and the Health of the People You Care About
Category: General
Tagged antiretroviral treatment, developing world, global health, health costs, health systems, pharmaceutical industry, Policy
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Partnerships of Peril: Keeping Food, Alcohol and Beverage Industries Out of Global Health Governance
This Week in PLOS Medicine: The “Wicked” Problem of Inactivity, Stroke Care, BMI & Heart Failure, & a Rural Container Clinic
Category: PLoS Medicine Week by Week
Tagged adiposity, container clinic, elderly care, health systems strengthening, heart disease, heart failure, India, liver, mobile clinic, obesity, overweight and obesity, physical activity, Policy, rural, Stroke, treatment burden
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From What We Know to What We Do: Now is the Time for Governments to Fix a Failing System for Drug Development
Category: Neglected Diseases
Tagged developing world, global health, health policy, health systems, medical students, neglected tropical diseases, pharmaceutical industry, Policy
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Turning the World Upside Down
Category: Students
Tagged developing world, global health, health policy, health systems, medical students, Policy, public health
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European Court is on the Wrong Side on Patient Safety
Category: Access, General
Tagged clinical trials, health policy, pharmaceutical industry, Policy, reporting
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Getting serious about registering and reporting trials – alltrials.net
Category: Access, General
Tagged clinical trials, guidelines, health information, health policy, open access, pharmaceutical industry, Policy
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TEDx San Francisco: 7 Billion Well
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Tagged developing world, global burden of disease, global health, health policy, Policy, public health
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