Erin Hohlfelder, ONE Blog What better way to illustrate our support for vaccines than with an illustration itself? Global policy expert Erin Hohlfelder teamed up with ONE blogger (and part-time illustrator) Malaka Gharib to help bring this story to life. More than 8 million kids around the...
Andris Piebalgs, EU Commissioner for Development To mark World Water Day on 22 March, whose focus is "Water for Cities – Responding to the Urban Challenge", the EU Commissioner for Development Andris Piebalgs announces the launch of a pooling mechanism in the framework of the ACP-EU...
David Leonhardt, The New York Times In the not too distant past — 1980 — one of every six babies born in the West African nation of Liberia died in infancy. Overall life expectancy was a mere 48 years. The great majority of Liberians couldn’t read...
PLos Medicine Diarrhea remains a leading cause of mortality among young children in low- and middle-income countries. Although the evidence for individual diarrhea prevention and treatment interventions is solid, the effect a comprehensive scale-up effort would have on diarrhea mortality has not been estimated. Read more....
Kounteya Sinha, The Times of India NEW DELHI: India is all set to roll out the five-in-one vaccine shot in two states soon. The Union health ministry officials told Bill and Melinda Gates on Tuesday that the long awaited pentavalent vaccine would be rolled out as...
UN News Centre 21 March 2011 – The number of people without access to adequate water and sanitation facilities in Africa has risen swiftly in recent decades as the continent’s rapid urbanization outpaced its capacity to provide the essential services, two United Nations agencies said in...
New Vision PNEUMONIA and diarrhoea are life threatening diseases. It is better to prevent them, and the easiest way is through vaccination. Vicky Wandawa writes why they need to be included on Uganda's vaccination rota Vaccination against respiratory diseases Count to 15 seconds and somewhere in the world,...
ONE Blog A maze of shacks, mud, and open sewers on the edge of Nairobi, Kibera is one of the biggest slums in the world. It could have as many as one million residents, though nobody knows for sure. Health care in Kibera is an enormous challenge....
Ginny Wolfe, ABC News Initiative By the time many patients get to the district hospital in Siaya, they are exhausted – and very ill. They often have to walk (or bike) three to six miles to get to the hospital, so it is a trek they...
Melinda Gates, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation When I returned to work in Seattle following my trip to Kenya and Ghana last January, I was filled with tremendous optimism mostly due to one fact: while we here at the foundation work hard to help lift people...
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