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    A Doctor in Bangladesh Reports on Refugee Care

    Doctors Without Borders Dec 26, 2017

    Nina is in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, where MSF / Doctors Without Borders are providing medical care to Rohingya refugees. More than 620,000 have fled violence in neighboring Myanmar since August…

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    Toddler BFFs Fighting the Same Ultra-Rare Disease Have Been Given An Incredible Gift

    Medium Dec 26, 2017

    When four-year-olds Robbie Edwards and Molly Duffy met in person last year, they were the only two people in the United States with a diagnosis of Spastic Parapalegia-47 (SPG47), and just the 10th…

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    Brain Cell Transplants Could Be A Viable Parkinson’s Disease Treatment

    The University of Cambridge Dec 22, 2017

    Parkinson’s disease affects more than 4.6 million people worldwide and this number is set to double by 2030 as the population ages. While the symptoms of this movement disorder can…

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    Exploring Nanoprobes to Fight Bacterial Biofilms

    The Naked Scientists Dec 22, 2017

    One type of bacterial community is the biofilm where bacteria cluster together in large groups and produce a sticky, protective slime to coat them and help them stay together and…

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    8 Major Global Health Stories in 2017

    United Nations Foundation Dec 22, 2017

    2017 was an eventful year for global health. This year saw historic progress in the fight to end infectious diseases, bolstered by fresh leadership of global health organizations. It also…

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    Can We End the AIDS Epidemic by the Year 2030?

    Devex International Development Dec 20, 2017

    In an ambitious effort to end the AIDS epidemic by 2030, as set out by the Sustainable Development Goals, the United Nations has adopted a strategy that focuses on fast-tracking…

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    This Scientist Unlocked Assisted Communication for ALS Patients

    The University of Cambridge Dec 19, 2017

    Six years ago Elke Haenisch, now 70, was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), a rapidly progressive incurable disease which attacks the body’s motor neurons which control movement until the…

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    From the Field: Pharmacy Staff in Pakistan

    Doctors Without Borders Dec 19, 2017

    Nathalia is in Pakistan, where she and the rest of the pharmacy teamwork to ensure that all our medics have the right drugs available to give patients the best possible…

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    Two Global Health Giants Team Up to Launch a New Campus in Geneva

    Devex International Development Dec 19, 2017

    Major global health players are gearing up to change where and how they work, with the launch of a new Health Campus, due to open in Geneva in March 2018.…

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    How Public-Private Partnerships are Combatting Neglected Tropical Diseases

    Devex Dec 18, 2017

    Neglected tropical diseases are a group of parasitic and bacterial infectious diseases that affect roughly 1.58 billion people worldwide, including an estimated 875 million children. More than 600 million of…

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    A New Weapon In the Fight Against Superbugs [Video]

    TED Dec 18, 2017

    Since the widespread use of antibiotics began in the 1940s, we’ve tried to develop new drugs faster than bacteria can evolve — but this strategy isn’t working. Drug-resistant bacteria known…

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    Research and Development for Neglected Diseases Reliant on Just Two Donors

    Devex International Development Dec 17, 2017

    Funding for research and development into neglected diseases has increased for the first time in recent years, driven by investments from the United States, a new report has found. For…

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