A comparative look at UNICEF's newly released 2026 HIV estimates, and what the same testing and treatment gaps look like in India and beyond New UNICEF estimates, based on a total global HIV positive population of nearly 41 million, state that in 2025, there were 2.27 million children and adolescents (aged 0-19) living with HIV. …
The BRICS Health Ministers’ Meeting marked a historic milestone by formally integrating traditional, complementary, and integrative medicine into the bloc’s healthcare agenda, emphasizing scientific validation, AI, research collaboration, and global health equity.
A new WHO report finds that cancer survival increasingly hinges on geography and income, not biology — a pattern India's own case load, insurance gaps and new prevention push all reflect. The new World Health Organisation's first Global Status Report on Cancer 2026 - created with IARC - estimated that 20.6 million cancer cases and …
Envision a commitment extended to everyone around the globe: when you fall ill, you have access to a physician. When you are expecting a child, you can give birth securely. When you are facing the end of life, you will not endure suffering. That none of this will lead to financial ruin for your family. …
After COVID-19 gripped the world in 2020, health systems, governments and international institutions everywhere vowed we'd 'never be unprepared again'. Yet, the pandemic's wake revealed crumbling health systems, lax surveillance, misinformation issues, healthcare inequities – and it seems that many of these lessons have not yet been fully grasped in a handful of African nations …
Here’s what the WRI analysis actually shows. The team reviewed 46 World Bank-financed health projects across low- and middle-income countries and came up with numbers that belong in every health ministry’s budget talks. For a country of 25 million people, putting money into seven areas of climate-health preparedness such as disease surveillance, climate-informed planning, resilient …
Mountains Beyond Mountains tells the inspiring story of Dr. Paul Farmer, who dedicates his life to providing healthcare to poor communities and fighting diseases like tuberculosis and HIV/AIDS. The book highlights how poverty and living conditions deeply affect health, and argues that quality healthcare is a basic right for everyone. “Mountains Beyond Mountains” by Tracy …
Harvey J. Alter spent decades uncovering the mystery of non-A, non-B hepatitis, leading to the discovery of the hepatitis C virus. His work transformed global blood safety and helped save millions of lives, earning him the Nobel Prize in 2020. Harvey J. Alter and the Nobel Prize That Took Half a Century to Arrive There …
A Child Named Natasha One afternoon at the Nakaseke General Hospital in Uganda, a mother named Nakanyike Annet was waiting to give her child Natasha, a scheduled vaccination. Everything felt smooth in the front, except for Natasha’s immunization depending on the availability of vaccines, unsurity of a cold chain break and a donor government meeting …
The WHO’s “AI for All” framework highlights the urgent need to eliminate bias in healthcare AI and ensure equitable, inclusive technology for underserved populations worldwide. Global Health & Technology I Social Development There is a village in rural Bihar, India, where the nearest physician is 40 kilometers away. A child develops a fever at midnight. …
