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A home care nurse (not seen) in New Delhi, India, offers a tin of nutritional supplement to the husband of a patient with cancer of the salivary gland in the terminal stages.

Palliative Pain Relief Woefully Inadequate Worldwide

An Audacious Idea: Reinventing Education for Community Health Workers in the Digital Age

Yale University

New Haven for Innovation: Unite for Sight 2018

Jordan Levy, Chief External Relations Officer, Ubuntu Pathways speaking at the Unite for Sight 15th Global Health & Innovation Conference, April 14-15, 2018

Focus on Lives Transformed, Trust Those Closest to the Problem, and Restricted Funding Is “Bad Tequila"

A day in an anchal: Children sing and dance to a Bangla rhyme along with their crèche mother.

The Last Temptation of a Child: Drowning Prevention in Rural Bangladesh

Indu Bhushan

500 Million People Need Health Insurance? Call Indu Bhushan

Raj Panjabi speaking at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Global Health Day March 29, 2018

Why Raj Panjabi Returned to Liberia for the Last Mile

Richard Besser, MD, President and CEO of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

Spreading the Health

Sarah Lilian (left), a high school senior from who took a 3 a.m. bus from Westchester, N.Y. with friends Joely Pasetsky and Jessica Burg to be at the Washington march.

Voices in the Crowd: What #MarchForOurLives Protesters Told Us

Hundreds of thousands turned out for Saturday's #MarchForOurLives protest in Washington D.C.

Massive Crowd Calls for Common Sense Gun Laws at National #MarchForOurLives Protest

Hundreds of thousands of people filled Pennsylvania Avenue during Saturday's March for Our Lives in Washington, DC.

Moments from the #MarchForOurLives Protest

A DNA sculpture in deCODE Genetics Reykjavik headquarters. The company says it has all the information needed to accurately identify almost every single BRCA mutation carrier in Iceland.

The Right Not to Know: When Ignorance is Bliss but Deadly