L’apparition et la recrudescence de certaines maladies, surtout dans les pays pauvres, avèrent les persistances des menaces sur la sécurité sanitaire mondiale avec des risques d’épidémies voire de pandémies ravageuses et dévastatrices.
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Why The Valley Blooms A lifetime of death and loss is driving thousands of young Kashmiris to drug abuse. Across Kashmir, tens of thousands of young men and (...)
, by Tehelka
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At healthcare’s fountainhead A success story from Tamil Nadu in the field of HIV-AIDS prevention and control, involving education and communication paradigms that (...)
, by The Hindu
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The Unspoken Risks of Cell Phones and Wireless Networks Africa has been catapulted into the electronic age over the past decade and a half by an almost incomprehensibly swift growth in (...)
, by SACSIS
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Health: Putting the Focus on Cities The world’s public health policy-makers should focus on urban health problems, since for the last three years the majority of the (...)
, by IPS
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Stunted India India has the largest number of stunted, wasted and underweight children in the world. Under-nutrition, as a “silent” emergency, haunts (...)
, by Frontline
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Pedida atenção para doenças esquecidas Especialistas de diferentes partes do mundo tentam atrair a atenção para doenças pouco conhecidas e deixadas de lado pelos grandes (...)
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Homosexualité, homophobie et HIV/SIDA au Sénégal La lutte contre le VIH/SIDA ne peut occulter la prise en charge des groupes hautement vulnérables tels que les travailleuses du sexe et (...)
, par Pambazuka
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La grippe H1N1 : pourquoi c’est tombé sur les Mexicains ? Un reportage télévisé troublant sur les origines de la pandémie mondiale de la grippe porcine, rebaptisée en terme plus diplomatique “grippe (...)
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Unidos contra los químicos peligrosos Por Marcela Valente Para lograr una mayor efectividad en la lucha contra químicos y otros contaminantes peligrosos que afectan la salud humana y el (...)
, por IPS
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Welcome to the Women’s Movement 2.0 What we really need is a new women’s health movement, one that’s sharp and skeptical enough to ask all the hard questions: What are the (...)