Did IMF Austerity Worsen W African Ebola Outbreaks?

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Poor IMF: among the many ills supposedly attributable to its activities worldwide, chalk its historical emphasis on "structural adjust... Continue reading →

Ebola Smackdown: World Bank Takes On the WHO

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Could the World Bank have handled the Ebola outbreak in West Africa better? Let's begin 2015 with an important and hard-hitting brand of... Continue reading →

Celebrity Activism & 'African' Ebola, Band Aid 30 Edition

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It was the holiday season thirty years ago when Band Aid penned the now-ubiquitous " Do They Know It's Christmas? " to draw at... Continue reading →

PR Stunt or Third World Solidarity? Cuba & Ebola

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Next stop for Cuban doctors: the Hot Zone.  Despite Cuba's (largely US-imposed) isolation from the rest of the world for the sin of bein... Continue reading →

Will Ebola Stop the African Cup of Nations?

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Another Ebola Victim? The 2015 African Cup of Nations. It's only a game , the refrain goes when people take football too seriously. In A... Continue reading →

Can Public-Private Partnerships Replace Dev't Aid?

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There's an interesting, ungated article in Global Policy by Amsterdam's PharmAccess I almost forgot to mention that makes the cas... Continue reading →

Make a Killing? US FTAs and Big Tobacco

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There is a debate surrounding the pending Trans-Pacific Partnership expansion about whether participants' policies aimed at curbing toba... Continue reading →

MEDSploitation: Pol Eco of Cuban Doctor Exports

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A longstanding fixture of Cuba's outreach has been sending physicians to fellow Latin American nations. Witness the still-ongoing Venezu... Continue reading →