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Policy Center >> Health
IMANI Research Curing the Diseases of Poverty By: Franklin Cudjoe The World Health Organization will discuss this week the problems facing the world's poor. Many of the technocrats gathering in Geneva for the Intergovernmental Working Group on public health, innovation and property rights believe that eliminating drug patents will usher in a new era... Patents Not what Keep the Poor Sick By:Franklin Cudjoe The World Health Organizations attack on drug patents calls for more official meddling and distracts from the real health problems of the poor which include tariffs, poor infrastructure, government interference and... To Fight AIDS we must Focus on More than Just Treatment By: Franklin Cudjoe In the world of trade industry, the only lesson of failure is: we need more money. So, World AIDS Day is being used as a call for more cash to prop up the current failing programs and strategies... Africa Malaria Day- Action or Bombcast? By: Franklin Cudjoe Every year, over 400 million African mothers, fathers and children are struck by acute Malaria. That is equivalent to the number of Americans and Mexicans combined. Fevers, chills, vomiting, delirium... By: Franklin Cudjoe Since December 1st was set aside as World AIDS Day, almost all the themes of commemoration have been deluded by one fact: that it is poverty that fuels the spread of the pandemic...
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