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Martin McKee: Coalition u-turns and how the EU is leading the way on smoking legislation

July 17, 2013

Is the UK coalition government losing its touch? It has just revealed how weak it is when faced with demands from its own supporters in big business and, specifically, in […]

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Sandeep Kumar Panigrahi: The annual health survey in India

July 1, 2013

The Annual Health Survey (AHS), conducted by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare in collaboration with the register general of India, has proved to be a major breakthrough for […]

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Helen Macdonald: Do I practise global health?

June 28, 2013

I was strolling around the poster hall at the WONCA conference in Prague yesterday, when the question occurred to me. I fell into conversation with the presenters of two linked […]

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Tiago Villanueva: Why does Brazil want to recruit doctors from Spain and Portugal?

June 27, 2013

I recently met up with a Portuguese friend who works as a researcher and doctor in New York. She has an immense passion for Brazil and told me she would […]

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Jaana Ahlblad and Päivi Hietanen: Finnish baby boxes—could this joy be reproduced?

June 24, 2013

      How can a cardboard box be a symbol of equality and express the importance of children? Easily, if it’s filled with soft cotton clothes for newborns and […]

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Mohit Sharma: Do we need tougher drug patent laws?

June 19, 2013

History has witnessed numerous drug patent wars, but in April 2013, the Indian Supreme Court did something which captured the attention of the international media. It denied a patent to […]

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Fran Baum on the final day of the WHO global health meeting

June 17, 2013

Fran Baum is blogging from the 8th World Health Organization Global Health meeting. Read her other blogs here. The morning session of the final day of the WHO 8th global […]

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Fran Baum on Finland’s primary healthcare system

June 14, 2013

Fran Baum is blogging from the 8th World Health Organization Global Health meeting. Read her other blogs here. Yesterday was “Europe Day” and the impact of the financial crisis in […]

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Fran Baum: How can governments globally get “Big Food” to change its addiction to sugar and fat?

June 13, 2013

Fran Baum is blogging from the 8th World Health Organization Global Health meeting. Read her other blogs here. It was good to hear Pekka Puska present Finland’s health promotion success […]

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Anita Jain on the Bangladesh factory collapse and corporate responsibility for worker safety

June 12, 2013

“A mother of two, her left arm amputated, she refuses to ever go near a sewing machine again.” In April this year, the Rana Plaza factory in Bangladesh collapsed killing […]

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