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A panel at the Harvard School of Public Health looked at why malaria is so hard to fight and the latest tools available to do so.
The Forum at the Harvard School of Public Health hosted a discussion of the consequences of failing to help the world's poorest children.
Why did so many media outlets fail to include Cardinal Bergoglio in the scores of profiles, predictions and analysis that surrounded the conclave?
The new pope may represent a change for the church as the first from Latin America, but his views on some social issues aren't much of a departure.
For its 1.2 billion adherents worldwide, the Catholic Church is at a fateful crossroads.
Organizations around the world have planned events to discuss and highlight women's rights this week.
Here's how Twitter reacted to Sunday's news that a toddler in Mississippi, who was born with HIV, has been effectively cured.
An independent evaluation of PEPFAR praised the program's achievements but said its work is unfinished. Among its recommendations is a shift to an advisory role.
Via a Google+ video interview, Sim Chi Yin talks about her recent reporting for GlobalPost's Special Report, 'The Great Divide.'
Helen Clark talked to the Harvard School of Public Health about global health and what lessons we can learn from the Millenium Development Goals, set to expire in 2015.
The World Health Organization is attempting to improve the astounding statistics that surround mental healthcare around the world.
A study shows that one in three US adults look to the web for medical diagnosis.
Ambassador Goosby comments on the challenges and goals of the new PEPFAR blueprint and the promise of an AIDS-free generation.
The World Bank has launched a photo contest, "Picturing Inequality," in order to start a conversation about inequality on the ground.
Reporter Joanne Silberner spoke to GlobalPost about her recent reporting on cancer in Uganda, Haiti, and India.
We may be at a 'turning point' in the fight against AIDS. But on this World AIDS Day and beyond, it's up to us to make the turn.
On November 29, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton released a "PEPFAR Blueprint." here is what the plan lays out and some initial reactions via social media.
A report released by UNAIDS shows a 20 percent decrease in new HIV infections in the last decade.
Mario Raviglione, director of the World Health Organization's Stop TB Department, tells GlobalPost why the fight against TB is at a crossroads.
Ethnic clashes between the Buddhist Rakhine and Muslim Rohingya broke out in Burma's Rakhine state last week.
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