Achieving the impossible with vaccines
As India’s eradication of polio proves, the impossible is often in closer reach than it appears, writes Dr Seth Berkley,...
As India’s eradication of polio proves, the impossible is often in closer reach than it appears, writes Dr Seth Berkley,...
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As Japan has demonstrated, universal health coverage starts with a political choice and requires unwavering commitment By Shinichi Kitaoka, president...
As an established advocate for universal health coverage, France has implemented several leading initiatives to increase health provisions, while minimising...
With political will, Turkey achieved universal health coverage in a decade, improving life expectancy, maternal mortality and citizen satisfaction By...
In Sweden, publicly-funded services are designed to respect privacy, dignity and quality of care. As a result, the country has...
Although often overlooked, sexual and reproductive rights must also be upheld through universal health coverage By Suzanne Ehlers, president and...
Since its inception in a post-war United Kingdom, the National Health Service has demonstrated that it is possible to care...
Every member of the international community has a role to play in building a healthier world By Githinji Gitahi, MD,...
Through simple mathematics, it’s possible to calculate the global investment required to achieve universal health coverage Financing universal health...