Health Workers Count: From Catch Phrase to Bold Vision
From the halls of the UN to the set of Good Morning America, a common refrain reverberated in NYC: “health workers count.”
For Young People, Is Family Planning a Misnomer?
By calling what we do family planning, we may be ignoring the fact that many young people aren’t trying to plan families—they’re trying to plan futures.
Years of Investments Finally Put Health Workers on the Global Stage
The payoffs aren't immediate, but building strong, resilient health systems is the key to making care sustainable for all.
On the Rocky Road to Universal Health Coverage
This November, the global health community’s eyes should be on two major gatherings in Brazil and Ethiopia.
Human Resources for Health in the 21st Century
Let's make HRH part of the upcoming discussions on global governance for health.
Syria: In a Doctor's Words
For Dr. Qasem al Zein, the revolution began with a feeling of hope.
Emerging Pandemic Threats from Animal Sources: The Need for Greater Health Worker Capacity in Developing Countries to Prevent and Control Them
Diseases transmitted from animals to humans cause 2.4 billion human illnesses and 2.2 million deaths every year.
The Other 16 and Pregnant
Without access to reproductive health services, adolescents' plans could be interrupted by unintended pregnancy.
Are Health Workers Delivering for Women? And Are We Delivering for Health Workers?
Skilled birth attendance is on the rise, but it's only increased by 10% in developing countries over the last 20 years.
