Mister Chairman and Members of the Commission, thank you for the opportunity to testify today on the Commission’s investigation on...

By mid 1990, new medicines to treat HIV became a reality and people living with the virus in the North had their lives turned around....

I participated in a debate at The British medical Journal (bmj) on access to medical technologies at the time of pandemic. I argued that...

My friend’s husband died last week. They had to wait for weeks to get an appointment for palliative care and had already experienced long...

https://views-voices.oxfam.org.uk/2021/06/international-solidarity-from-hiv-aids-to-covid19/ Millions of people continue to suffer and...

#G7 health minsters are meeting in Oxford. We are outside the Clarendon Centre in Oxford campaigning for @peoplesvaccine I am speaking...

Professor Sakiko Fukuda-Par and me had a conversations on the politics of vaccines. Professor Fukuda-Par is a professor of international...

Reflections and learning from Covid-19 crisis must cover all aspects of global and national responses. Here, I try to focus on some...

Three Covid-19 vaccines are approved by regulatory authorities in many countries including US, UK and EU and vaccination programmes are...

By Rohit Malpani, Brook Baker & Mohga Kamal-Yanni Two competing approaches to promote access to medicines were born during the HIV/AIDS...

“Solidarity is the rule of the game to defeat COVID-19” stated Dr Tedros. Indeed, it is clear that no economy can go back to “normal” if...

In six months, the COVID 19 virus has infected nearly 9 million people and killed almost half a million. Moreover, the world is facing an...

How many epidemics should the world experience before decision makers realise that public health needs should dictate the research and...