@stephenjduckett Health funding must be cost-effective to be sustainable. Indeed, not everything can be funded for everyone, but this is a significant shot in the arm for universal health care in Australia and must be commended.
Conclusions from independent reviews couldn't be clearer - but is this a turning point on anti-racism & equality at UK's Tropical Med Schools?
In @TheLancet we lay out why change must be led by people with
TRUST & TRACK RECORD of transformative action
https://t.co/c6BwHN919l
Catch the conversation between global health experts from @aphrc@GeorgeInstIN@ThinkWellGlobal@pngimr and @UNSWMedicine as they discussed the implications of a global failure to achieve vaccine equity. Hosted by @UNSW School of Population Health
https://t.co/AGUlid15dv
@GYamey Some of us knew right from the beginning that these companies will fight hard against any idea of a patent waiver. But to be honest, without production support from the companies, how many low-income countries can produce the vaccines, even if the patent is waived?
A new UNSW study has found that unless healthcare is better funded for low socio-economic households in Cambodia, efforts to achieve universal health coverage will be futile.
https://t.co/EZ8jEoXrRL