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Expert’s Voice

Pregnancy is NOT a Death Sentence: The Leadership Journey of Dr. Eugene Kongnyuy in Ending Preventable Maternal Deaths

Prof. Eugene Kongnyuy Every day, 111 women die in West and Central Africa because they got pregnant. Think about that number. That is

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Global Health

Anchor on Responsibility and Accountability: Reclaiming Africa’s Health Sovereignty through Equity, Foresight, and Internal Investment

Luchuo Engelbert Bain, MD, PhD Africa’s global health reform discourse is at a crossroads. We are taking global health reform more seriously than

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Expert’s Voice

Why global health research must stop treating communities as data sources and start honoring them as knowers

Professor Seye Abimbola joins us for the Expert’s Voice where he discusses epistemic injustice, the stubborn legacies of colonialism in academic global health,

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Food Security

Food Security vs. Malnutrition: The Challenge in Understanding and Policy

Food security and malnutrition are terms often used interchangeably, yet they represent distinct concepts that require different approaches in both understanding and policy

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Expert’s Voice

Why maternal health is a justice issue, not a charity case

 Dr. Brigitte Wandji joins us from the End Postpartum Hemorrhage Initiative and Kenya Obstetrics and Gynecology Society to discuss why maternal deaths aren’t

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Expert’s Voice

Le docteur qui ne renonce jamais : comment le combat de trente ans d’un homme sauve des vies de jeunes à travers le monde

À 65 ans, la plupart des gens songent à la retraite. Le Dr Venkatraman Chandra-Mouli (souvent appelé « Chandra ») rédigeait alors sa

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Editor's Choice Expert’s Voice

What does it really take to challenge power structures in global health governance?

Postdoctoral fellow Shashika Bandara joins us from the Department of Global and Public Health at McGill University to discuss his journey from molecular

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Expert’s Voice

The Doctor Who Won’t Give Up: How One Man’s 30-Year Fight is Saving Young Lives Across the Globe

At 65, most people are thinking about retirement. Dr. Venkatraman Chandra-Mouli (Chandra, as he is widely known) was earning his PhD. While many

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Editor's Choice Expert’s Voice

The Liver Detective – How Dr. Basile Njei is Rewriting the Rules of Hepatology

A Cameroonian doctor is proving that skinny people can have deadly liver disease too Doctors have been getting it wrong for years. They

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Health Politics and Diplomacy

Political Will: The Unfortunate Missing Piece in the Health Policy Discourse

For researchers, funders, and global health practitioners, political will is not an abstract concept but a decisive force that determines whether equitable health

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