How full funding for Gavi can ensure immunisation for all
@dm1n1str@t0r14 November 2014
While the recent WHO TB report gave some reason for optimism over a 1.5% drop in TB mortality, progress has been deemed insufficient. In fact,…
@dm1n1str@t0r3 November 2014
“Empower civil society and community representatives to generate change from the bottom up”, this is one of the key messages we took away from a…
@dm1n1str@t0r3 November 2014
During his speech at the Union Conference's TB Symposium, the Minister of Health of India rightly noted that TB is a by-product of poverty “It’s…
@dm1n1str@t0r3 November 2014
A wide range of experts and advocates from the neglected tropical disease (NTD), nutrition and broader development community contributed to a policy brief on Neglected Tropical Diseases…
@dm1n1str@t0r22 October 2014
To facilitate the work of MEPs on key EU policy processes that have the potential to impact global health
@dm1n1str@t0r11 July 2014
At a time of great challenges for Ukraine, twenty-three tuberculosis (TB) activists, representing twelve countries from the Eastern European and Central Asian region, gathered in…
@dm1n1str@t0r30 April 2014
It only takes one shot. Immunization is widely known as a public health ‘best buy’. It saves lives, is cost-efficient, and is easy to deliver.…
@dm1n1str@t0r29 April 2014
If you got sick tomorrow and someone asked you to choose between being treated in Africa or in Europe, I presume you would answer without…
@dm1n1str@t0r27 March 2014
On 28 January 2014, the European Parliament hosted a roundtable discussion on the challenges and opportunities for polio eradication (2014-2018). Poliomyelitis, often called polio, was…
@dm1n1str@t0r14 February 2014
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