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Monoclonal antibodies were effective in treating COVID-19. They can do more.
Gates Foundation expert Jacqueline Kirchner explains how more affordable treatments can save lives.
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Meet the innovators training the next generation of African data experts
The founders of Kenya’s homegrown epidemiological modeling center share their story.
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Does our foundation have too much influence? Here’s how I see it.
Does the Gates Foundation have too much influence? Mark Suzman pens the 2023 Gates Foundation Annual Letter and responds to critiques about how the foundation uses its funding and influence.
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“Uninformative research” is the global health crisis you’ve never heard of
Clinical trials are essential for making progress in global health, but many fail to yield results. A foundation program is working to change the status quo.
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Women farmers are reeling from climate change. Leaders need to put them first.
An agronomist shares three lessons for leaders at COP27.
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To support innovators in Africa, create an environment where African R&D thrives
Q+A with award-winning malaria researchers, Abdoulaye Djimdé & Isabella Oyier
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We are at a crossroads for global polio eradication. My experience in India shows why it’s still achievable.
Despite facing challenges, the fight against polio in India has provided valuable lessons and brings hope for eradicating the disease globally. Read about the progress and challenges in polio eradication…
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Want to grow your economy? Focus on women.
Two recent graduates in Senegal had a great idea for a business. Because they were women, banks and investors kept saying “no.”
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Watch what Melinda French Gates, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Bill Gates and others said about the future of progress at Goalkeepers 2022
Over 450 changemakers from around the globe gathered to discuss why it is so important for the world to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals.
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The Global Fund: One of the kindest—and most effective—things people have ever done for one another
Bill Gates shares why the Gates Foundation is committing $912 million to help replenish the Global Fund and fight AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria.
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