Al Jazeera: Why pro-life activists wont protect women during childbirthClaire Provost, global investigations editor at openDemocracy, and Inge Snip, health journalism fellow at openDemocracys Tracking the Backlash project (7\/22).<\/p>\n
The Conversation: AIDS conference: COVID-19, big breakthroughs and missed targetsLinda-Gail Bekker, professor of medicine and deputy director of the Desmond Tutu HIV Centre at the Institute of Infectious Disease and Molecular Medicine at the University of Cape Town (7\/22).<\/p>\n
Forbes: Burnout, A Silent Crisis In Global HealthMadhukar Pai, Canada research chair of epidemiology and global health at McGill University and director of the McGill International Tuberculosis Centre (7\/20).<\/p>\n
The Guardian: Donald Trumps assault on the WHO is deeply worrying for global healthPeter Beaumont, senior reporter on The Guardians Global Development desk (7\/22).<\/p>\n
The Hill: Africa is on the 2020 political agenda now make it countK. Riva Levinson, president and CEO of KRL International LLC (7\/20).<\/p>\n
Financial Times: Why medicines must be tested in the developing worldDavid Pilling, Africa editor of the Financial Times (7\/23).<\/p>\n
IPS: Involve Marginalized Groups to Make Food Systems More Climate-ResilientNout van der Vaart, advocacy officer for Hivos Sustainable Diets for All (7\/23).<\/p>\n
The Lancet Global Health: Headway and hindrances for sexual and reproductive health and rightsEditorial Board (August 2020).<\/p>\n
Ms. Magazine: Progress Towards Contraceptive Access in the PhilippinesSusan M. Blaustein, founder and executive director of WomenStrong International (7\/20).<\/p>\n
Vox: Why the next president should establish a Department of ClimateAllison Crimmins, climate scientist in Washington, D.C. (7\/21).<\/p>\n
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