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U.S. Investigates Pharmaceutical Supply Chain, Threatening Canadian Exports
The White House launched a national-security probe into the U.S. pharmaceutical supply chain, potentially imposing tariffs on over \$7 billion in Canadian pharmaceutical ingredient exports and impacting generic drugs, while also investigating semiconductor imports.
U.S. Investigates Pharmaceutical Supply Chain, Threatening Canadian Exports
The White House launched a national-security probe into the U.S. pharmaceutical supply chain, potentially imposing tariffs on over \$7 billion in Canadian pharmaceutical ingredient exports and impacting generic drugs, while also investigating semiconductor imports.
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WHO Finalizes Historic Pandemic Agreement Emphasizing Global Collaboration and Technology Transfer
WHO member states reached a landmark agreement on Wednesday to bolster global pandemic preparedness, focusing on technology transfer to developing nations, a 'One Health' approach, and a global supply chain while respecting national sovereignty; the agreement will be considered by the World Health A...
WHO Finalizes Historic Pandemic Agreement Emphasizing Global Collaboration and Technology Transfer
WHO member states reached a landmark agreement on Wednesday to bolster global pandemic preparedness, focusing on technology transfer to developing nations, a 'One Health' approach, and a global supply chain while respecting national sovereignty; the agreement will be considered by the World Health A...
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Melinda French Gates on Philanthropy's Limits and the Need for Government Collaboration
Melinda French Gates' new book, "The Next Day," reflects on her personal and professional transitions after leaving Bill Gates and the Gates Foundation, highlighting the critical need for government funding in scaling up effective philanthropic initiatives and advocating for increased access to cont...
Melinda French Gates on Philanthropy's Limits and the Need for Government Collaboration
Melinda French Gates' new book, "The Next Day," reflects on her personal and professional transitions after leaving Bill Gates and the Gates Foundation, highlighting the critical need for government funding in scaling up effective philanthropic initiatives and advocating for increased access to cont...
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Trump's Science Cuts Undermine Global Research and Safety
The Trump administration's cuts to US research funding and withdrawal from international agreements have undermined global scientific collaboration, increasing risks to global health and environmental security, with specific impacts seen in infectious disease prevention and climate change prediction...
Trump's Science Cuts Undermine Global Research and Safety
The Trump administration's cuts to US research funding and withdrawal from international agreements have undermined global scientific collaboration, increasing risks to global health and environmental security, with specific impacts seen in infectious disease prevention and climate change prediction...
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Global Aid Cuts Threaten Millions Amidst System Reform Debate
The US halting USAID funding, coupled with similar cuts from European nations, threatens millions due to disrupted healthcare programs; this fuels a debate on aid system reform and decolonization.
Global Aid Cuts Threaten Millions Amidst System Reform Debate
The US halting USAID funding, coupled with similar cuts from European nations, threatens millions due to disrupted healthcare programs; this fuels a debate on aid system reform and decolonization.
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Lifeline Express: 28 Years of Mobile Cataract Surgeries
The Lifeline Express, a mobile hospital train project, has performed 240,000 free cataract surgeries in 28 Chinese regions and 4,360 in seven neighboring countries since 1997, achieving a 99% visual improvement rate and expanding its reach through donated centers and training programs.
Lifeline Express: 28 Years of Mobile Cataract Surgeries
The Lifeline Express, a mobile hospital train project, has performed 240,000 free cataract surgeries in 28 Chinese regions and 4,360 in seven neighboring countries since 1997, achieving a 99% visual improvement rate and expanding its reach through donated centers and training programs.
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WHO Member States Approve New Pandemic Accord
After lengthy negotiations, WHO member states agreed on a new pandemic accord to improve preparedness for future health crises, aiming to create clear rules for prevention, preparedness, and response; the agreement will be presented for signature at the WHO's annual assembly in May.
WHO Member States Approve New Pandemic Accord
After lengthy negotiations, WHO member states agreed on a new pandemic accord to improve preparedness for future health crises, aiming to create clear rules for prevention, preparedness, and response; the agreement will be presented for signature at the WHO's annual assembly in May.
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WHO Reaches Landmark Pandemic Response Agreement
WHO member states finalized a landmark pandemic response agreement after three years of negotiations, including commitments to enhance technology and knowledge-sharing, mobilize a global health emergency workforce, and establish a pathogen access system; the agreement will be presented at the World ...
WHO Reaches Landmark Pandemic Response Agreement
WHO member states finalized a landmark pandemic response agreement after three years of negotiations, including commitments to enhance technology and knowledge-sharing, mobilize a global health emergency workforce, and establish a pathogen access system; the agreement will be presented at the World ...
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Repurposed Drugs Offer Hope in Fight Against UK's Top Killer, Dementia
Dementia is the UK's biggest killer, but research suggests existing drugs like aspirin, statins, and Ozempic could prevent it, offering a cheaper alternative to recently developed, costly medications.
Repurposed Drugs Offer Hope in Fight Against UK's Top Killer, Dementia
Dementia is the UK's biggest killer, but research suggests existing drugs like aspirin, statins, and Ozempic could prevent it, offering a cheaper alternative to recently developed, costly medications.
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Gamified Health Tools Drive Global Behavior Change
A new wave of purpose-driven video games is transforming global health communication by improving mental health outcomes, promoting health literacy, and addressing health challenges among youth; studies show significant increases in engagement and positive behavioral changes.
Gamified Health Tools Drive Global Behavior Change
A new wave of purpose-driven video games is transforming global health communication by improving mental health outcomes, promoting health literacy, and addressing health challenges among youth; studies show significant increases in engagement and positive behavioral changes.
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US Aid Suspension Cripples Pakistan's Healthcare and Governance Programs
The US government's suspension of aid to Pakistan under the "America First" policy has abruptly halted numerous projects focused on health, governance, and humanitarian aid, jeopardizing ongoing initiatives and potentially impacting millions.
US Aid Suspension Cripples Pakistan's Healthcare and Governance Programs
The US government's suspension of aid to Pakistan under the "America First" policy has abruptly halted numerous projects focused on health, governance, and humanitarian aid, jeopardizing ongoing initiatives and potentially impacting millions.
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Trump's Pharmaceutical Tariffs: Higher Prices, Shortages, and Uncertain Domestic Production
President Trump announced major tariffs on pharmaceutical imports, expected to increase drug prices and worsen shortages, while the impact on domestic manufacturing remains debated and years away.
Trump's Pharmaceutical Tariffs: Higher Prices, Shortages, and Uncertain Domestic Production
President Trump announced major tariffs on pharmaceutical imports, expected to increase drug prices and worsen shortages, while the impact on domestic manufacturing remains debated and years away.
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48% Bias Score
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