UNITED STATES: Politicised science hurts public health

The head of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, John Marburger, on November...

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AFRICA: Malaria vaccine could make major difference

Promising new vaccines for malaria are experiencing success in clinical trials. This stems from...

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On October 8, the 2007 Nobel Prize in Medicine was awarded to Mario Capecchi, Martin Evans and...

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Developing states are increasingly turning to compulsory licences to meet pressing public health...

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Having recently enrolled its 50,000th patient, AMPATH provides an excellent window from which to...

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South Africa urgently needs to reduce its widening trade deficit and create more employment. The...

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Patients and providers, driven by rising out-of-pocket spending, are looking for new ways to...

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Brazil's policy of free distribution of anti-retrovirals is long-standing and has been maintained...

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Annual economic growth may reach 6% over the next five to ten years, Prime Minister Lee Hsien...

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Jakarta has just updated its 'negative investment list' which sets out limits on foreign...

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