Global Health

Politics & Society

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Opinion

As America steps back from global health, Australia should step forward

The dismantling of US foreign aid has left a gap in the world's defences against disease. It is fixable, but only if countries like Australia act now

Health & Medicine

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Research

How to SNAPP a bacterial cell

Computer simulations are helping develop a new generation of bacteria-busting molecules and demonstrating the deadly power that could help solve the antimicrobial resistance crisis

Health & Medicine

Richer countries are getting unfair access to life-saving vaccines

New research finds that the way vaccines are manufactured and priced is creating inequality between the world’s richest and poorest countries

Health & Medicine

Male infertility may be the world’s ‘canary down a coal mine’

A global team of experts has made ten crucial recommendations to urgently tackle the worldwide decline in male fertility

Health & Medicine

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Research

Just one dose of HPV vaccine benefits women worldwide

A single dose of the human papillomavirus vaccine (HPV) provides years of protection from cancer and simpler vaccination programs

Health & Medicine

Putting people before profits for global health

Powerful commercial actors have a disproportionate influence on politics, the economy, our climate and our health. So how can we shift the focus from raising profits to improving health?

Health & Medicine

We can eliminate cervical cancer

Australia is on track to be the first country to eliminate cervical cancer, but inequities persist

Health & Medicine

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Book extract

Future-proofing research

Medical science and research more generally, are key to solving some of the world’s biggest problems, but it needs to be fostered

Health & Medicine

Prisons are communities too

COVID-19 has exposed the urgent need to reform incarceration systems globally to end overcrowding and improve health care

Health & Medicine

Watch Episode 1: Conversations on COVID-19: A Global View

The COVID-19 pandemic has shone a spotlight on ‘scientific experts’ - perhaps none more so than US advisor Dr Anthony Fauci - but will there be a greater role for scientists in public life?