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Why we need more Impact Evaluations

The work of intervention, particularly in relation to public health, is focused on communicating with a localized body of people,...

Vitalis Kanyuru

Feb 8, 20173 min read

Thailand’s Success can be Emulated

Recently Thailand made headlines in the global health world as the first Asian country to eliminate mother-to baby HIV transmission....

Gregoire de Tournemire

Nov 10, 20162 min read

How We Can Fight TB in the 21st Century -Reevaluating DOTS

When the WHO released its Global Tb Report 2015 in October 2016, health experts and organizations alike were horrified by the numbers...

Gregoire de Tournemire

Nov 3, 20163 min read

Is Free Trade Vigilantism?

As a democratic society, we in the US have adopted the steps of the democratic process to change the laws and positions our government...

Christian Dambreville

Jul 13, 20162 min read

Global Health Responsibility and Irresponsiblity

Pharmaceutical companies are businesses. With this fact in mind it is fair to admit that they are entities that must maintain a bottom...

Christian Dambreville

Jun 15, 20162 min read

Generic Production

Our ability to manufacture drugs is a scientific breakthrough that has made it possible for humanity to flourish and evolve by reducing...

Christian Dambreville

May 18, 20163 min read

Do Pharmaceutical Companies have an Obligation to Aid Poor People Suffering from Malaria

The widespread issue of malaria in developing countries is not a topic your average American citizen likes to discuss over lunch. This...

Heawon Kim

Apr 13, 20162 min read

The Threat of Ebola

: http://www.nytimes.com/2015/03/28/world/africa/sierra-leone-citizens-told-to-stay-home-to-halt-ebola.html rref=health&module=Ribbon&ver...

Sharon Cruz

Mar 16, 20162 min read

The Justification for Compulsory Licenses

The third article of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights holds that everyone has the right to life, liberty, and security of...

Christy Li

Feb 17, 20162 min read

The South African Burden

As of 2013, there were an estimated 25 million people living with HIV in sub-Saharan Africa.[1] This tops off as the largest population...

Heawon Kim

Jan 20, 20163 min read

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The Global Health Impact Project blog is student-run. Everything you read on this blog has been carefully thought of, thoroughly analyzed, and meticulously written by members of the GHI project and student researchers involved in the project. Through this blog, you'll gain access to contrasting views and opinions regarding global health, and matters pertaining to it.

About the Global Health Impact Project

The Global Health Impact Project is a collaboration of researchers from universities and civil society organizations from around the world, dedicated to measuring pharmaceutical products' impact on global health to advance acccess to essential medicines.