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Access to pain relief: Opportunities for the aid community

Why does 80 percent of the world lack access to low-cost meds considered standard treatment for HIV and cancer patients in the industrialized world? In honor of World Cancer Day on Feb. 4, Meg O’Brien, director of the Global Access to Pain Relief Initiative, maps out solutions.

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‘A lot of fixing’ at the Global Fund

“There is nothing broken that can’t be fixed, but there’s a lot of fixing to do,” says Gabriel Jaramillo, the Global Fund’s new general manager. But what fixes?
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Barbara Bush: A president’s daughter and global health leader
What inspires the daughter of former U.S. president to quit her day job and help solve global health challenges? We asked Barbara Pierce Bush.
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On World Cancer Day
They are the five most deathly cancers, and a growing focus of global health initiatives. Know them?
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Humanitarian aid: What you need to know
From rapid procurement to a focus on logistics, from crisis prevention to relief-to-development – here’s what you need to know about humanitarian relief.
Career Matters

Mind the (cultural) ‘gap’
For the longest time, Western institutions spearheaded international cooperation, and recruitment procedures were somewhat streamlined. But as aid groups ramp up local hiring, development has become increasingly homegrown — and applying for a job requires taking into account the beauty of cultural diversity.

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