A personal blog by a biomedical philanthropy leader tracking progress toward ten global health technologies he hopes will exist by February 2029, such as at-home multiplex diagnostics and strep A and TB advances. It also covers science funding and hiring in global health R&D.
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The Xylom is a nonprofit investigative outlet covering health and environmental disparities worldwide, with its newsletter sending collaborative reporting and site updates. Recent issues include a reported investigation into contaminated tap water in Kano, Nigeria, and an explainer on lightning deaths in India and the mobile alerts that can save lives.
Geneva Health Files is a subscriber-supported newsletter covering global health policy, especially WHO negotiations and Geneva-based governance, with in-depth analysis, commentary and curated roundups. Readers get expert-oriented reporting on geopolitics, elections and institutional reforms affecting global health.
A newsletter from ONE Data that analyses global development, aid and public finance decisions using data, with first-person field anecdotes and policy analysis. Recent issues cover a new Development Finance Observatory data platform, development finance reform, and trends in child survival.
Watsi's blog shares staff profiles, essays on philanthropy and global health funding, and reflections from interns on the organization's mission to bring healthcare to people who lack it. Readers get an insider view of how a crowdfunding nonprofit thinks about where donations go and whether they actually help.
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