global health
Economic transition and mortality rates
A new study links health with economic change, focusing on the collapse of the Soviet Union and higher death rates of men.
A cholera epidemic stalks Zimbabwe
A humanitarian crisis is developing as a raging outbreak of cholera has struck thousands in the troubled African nation of Zimbabwe.
Tracing the journey of AIDS drugs
The challenge of delivering AIDS drugs in Africa -- the journey of a bottle of pills from an Indian factory to a patient in Ivory Coast.
China's diabetes epidemic
With nearly 40 million diabetics and growing, China faces a raging health epidemic -- the coming impact the disease will have on the country.
Low-cost technologies for disease diagnostics
Scientists at Harvard University are developing low-cost, portable tools to help health workers in the developing world.
Sierra Leone mental health
The challenges of delivering mental health care to the thousands of Sierra Leone adolescents who were forced to fight as soldiers during that country's civil war.
South Africa and AIDS
South Africa's new president and a new health minister are taking a different approach to fighting the AIDS epidemic there.
Amazon infanticide
In the Amazon, some tribes are burying babies alive if they are born with birth defects -- Christian missionaries launch campaign to stop the practice.
China and food safety
Complaints about the melamine-treated baby formula were made as early as December 2007, but they weren't acted on, nor were they reported.
Wealth and health in India
Kerala, India enjoyed good public health despite deep poverty; but now residents are growing richer, and overall health appears to be declining.
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Jonathan (20 May, 2013 11:59:28)You're quite right. Sorry about that! Jonathan Kealing PRI.org -
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