"Research study populations are largely based on patients of White ancestry in HICs and the results might not always be generalisable or transferable without careful regard to biological, cultural, or environmental differences"

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A very interesting piece on the reason why infectious diseases are still a critical global threat and what needs to be done about them from all relevant stakeholders

Couldn't be prouder to have got the chance to have a 30-min talk with Dr Jeremy Farrar last WHA, hear about his experiences and get inspiring advice from him. Always a pleasure to be inspired by you :)

Writing a mixed method paper like

Yesterday, I had the pleasure to join IFMSA to speak about the role of PHC within UHC and our current progress, challenges and opportunities since the Alma Ata declaration + interesting insights from the attendees, specifically on the important role of community engagement.

How can Africa prepare for a future pandemic? BMJ Global Health, co-authored by Peter Materu, our Chief Program Officer, reflects on lessons learned from the Saving Lives and Livelihoods program, and the need to strengthen the continent's health systems: ow.ly/pKYa50RL0PC

10% in the Americas, 10% in the Eastern Mediterranean and 80% in Africa. Such high numbers in those regions, especially the African one, are not coincidental, but rather a result of sustainable lack/fake attention, support and political commitment.

What does this beautiful picture represent?