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7-1-7 Target Proven to Prevent Outbreaks Before They Spread

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Three-year-old Faith, who completed doses through the world's first malaria vaccine (RTS, S) pilot program, plays under a mosquito net at her home in Mukuli, Kenya, on March 7, 2023.
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Time to Chart a New Path to Africa’s Malaria-Free Future

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Sue Baker with children on a playground slide
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New Year’s Resolutions From the ‘Mother of Injury Prevention’

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A female surgeon wearing a blue surgical mask and a yellow headscarf operating on a patient.
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Global Surgery: Low-Hanging Fruit for the ‘America First’ Global Health Strategy

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A pharmacist stocks PrEP medicine at a pharmacy in a community center operated by LoveYourself, a nonprofit impacted by the Trump administration's freeze on foreign aid, on February 19, 2025, in Mandaluyong, Metro Manila, Philippines
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The Danger of ‘America First’ in Global Health

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A member of China Search and Rescue Team provides medical consultations for local residents in Mandalay,  Burma (Myanmar),
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Rehabilitation: The Frontline We Keep Forgetting

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Local teenage girls resident of Kiamako slum take part in planting a tree near a site of homes destroyed by floods along the bank of Mathare river. Nairobi, Kenya, June 5, 2024.
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Youth and the UN High-Level Meeting on NCDs and Mental Health: From Commitments to Action

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A resting female Aedes aegypti mosquito, close-up, against a yellow background.
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World Mosquito Day 2025: A New World, Crises, and Opportunities

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Collection of images in an anti-tobacco ad for the city of Rio in Brazil with text in Portuguese: "O perigo pode estar no quarto ao lado. Um em cada quatro jovens de 18 a 24 anos experiementa cigarro eletronico no Brasil" with images including black and white converse shoes, a red iphone, a video game control set, and vapes and e-cigarettes with white chalk circles."
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Para Desafiar o Discurso de Vendas da Indústria do Tabaco, Converse com os Moradores da Sua Cidade

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Collection of images in an anti-tobacco ad for the city of Rio in Brazil with text in Portuguese: "O perigo pode estar no quarto ao lado. Um em cada quatro jovens de 18 a 24 anos experiementa cigarro eletronico no Brasil" with images including black and white converse shoes, a red iphone, a video game control set, and vapes and e-cigarettes with white chalk circles."
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To Challenge Big Tobacco’s Sales Pitch, Talk to Your City's Residents

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A health worker manages supplies in a PEPFAR-funded AIDS clinic in Johannesburg, South Africa, on January 27, 2012
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Those Left Behind as PEPFAR Retreats

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Orange and greenish-blue striped beach umbrellas lined up on an Italian beach with a few people sitting underneath.
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Rethinking Skin Cancer: It’s Time to Double Down on Prevention

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