over 1 year ago // Global health
The massive floods in Pakistan two years ago and the recent flooding in Brazil have something painfully in common: Extreme weather events leading to public health crises that disproportionately affect the vulnerable.
over 3 years ago // Sponsored by Malaria No More
To beat COVID-19 and stop future pandemics, we need more testing globally. Malaria No More CEO Martin Edlund explains how malaria offers us a head start.
over 6 years ago // Sponsored by Abbott
A new generation of rapid diagnostics that are highly sensitive and enable data management can accelerate the end of malaria. Abbott's Damian Halloran and Malaria No More's Martin Edlund explain.
about 11 years ago // In partnership with Malaria No More and the Gates Foundation
To win the fight against malaria, we need to rethink how we pay for it. Malaria No More CEO Martin Edlund shares in the last of a five-part series on challenges to fighting malaria, in partnership with the Gates Foundation.
about 11 years ago // In partnership with Malaria No More and Gates Foundation
The mobile revolution in Africa is transforming global health. Combined with the right data, mobile technology can tip the balance in defeating malaria, Martin Edlund, CEO of Malaria No More writes in the fourth of a five-part series on challenges to fighting the disease, in partnership with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
about 11 years ago // In partnership with Malaria No More and the Gates Foundation
The secret to ending malaria could be protecting mosquitoes from humans. Find out more from Malaria No More CEO Martin Edlund in the third of a five-part series on challenges to fighting the disease, in partnership with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
about 11 years ago // In partnership with Malaria No More and the Gates Foundation
The race is already on to develop the next generation of wonder drugs to completely cure one of the world's deadliest diseases. Malaria No More CEO Martin Edlund shares what four key features this drug would have in the second of a five-part series on challenges to fighting malaria, in partnership with the Gates Foundation.
about 11 years ago // In partnership with Malaria No More and the Gates Foundation
You can't beat an enemy you can't see. Any attempt to eradicate malaria must start with figuring out how to diagnose and treat roughly 1 billion people who are unaware that they are carrying the virus, Malaria No More's Martin Edlund writes in the first of a five-part series in partnership with the Gates Foundation.
about 11 years ago // In Partnership with Malaria No More and the Gates Foundation
After a century of playing defense, it's time for the global struggle against malaria to go on the offense. A guest opinion by Martin Edlund, founder and CEO of Malaria No More.