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Vaccine equity: how the World Economic Forum, UNICEF and leading logistics companies have supported inclusive and safe distribution of COVID-19 vaccines.
Vaccine equity: how the World Economic Forum, UNICEF and leading logistics companies have supported inclusive and safe distribution of COVID-19 vaccines.
COVID meant delays for diagnosing and treating cancer. Radio Davos explores the problem and asks if the pandemic has lessons for fighting the disease.
Health systems worldwide have been hit hard by COVID-19. As we get back on track, new possibilities are emerging to strengthen healthcare for the future.
A new study has discovered that a state of consciousness between awake and asleep could be where you tap into your Eureka moment.
We are far from achieving health equity. The private sector has an important role to play in addressing health inequities and the root causes of them.
A “vaccine passport” or “e-vaccination certification of compliance for border crossing regulations” could be required to enable seamless border-crossing.
Governments must see healthcare as a fundamental driver of socioeconomic ambitions and evolve from “health-for-all” to “health-to-wealth”.
The shared psychological damage of social distancing and COVID-19 related anxiety may not be so quick to heal.
We need to break down barriers to global health data-sharing to transform treatment decisions and outcomes - especially in the case of rare diseases.
In the race to develop a coronavirus vaccine, the public is repeatedly reminded that the finish line is at least 12 to 18 months away. Here's why.
Policy on testing differs depending on what stage that community has reached in the pandemic and the level of preparedness. Two experts explain.
A new study by WHO uncovers and analyses the prevalence of depression in men vs women due to socio-economic disadvantage, income inequality, violence, etc
As the spread of COVID-19 highlights cracks in global trust and the pitfalls of global interdependency, businesses must invest in strategic, operational and financial resilience.
Alzheimer's is a looming global pandemic, with the number of sufferers set to triple by 2050 to 152 million. What is being done about it?
By 2050, the world’s population is expected to rise to over nine billion, with two billion above the age of 60. Delivering quality healthcare to all of them will require innovative soluti...