Science and Development Network
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Neglected diseases, such as Chagas disease and schistosomiasis, are given a low status in global public health priorities. Yet they affect one billion people, mainly in remote areas, rural slums and conflict zones.
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Opinions and Analysis
Global treaty would improve access to health
A binding international convention would facilitate a move towards more equitable access to R&D in health, according to Suerie Moon and colleagues.
Africa's hidden scourge needs an integrated approach
Buruli ulcer could spread as agriculture intensifies in Africa, making prevention research vital, says agro-eco-health expert Rousseau Djouaka.
11 May 2012
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India needs a dengue surveillance system
23 March 2012
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Source: Current Science
Biomed Analysis: Why Africa must make its own drugs
22 March 2012
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News and Features
Malaria-dengue co-infection causes more severe symptoms
A study in French Guiana has shown that infections with both malaria and dengue are more severe and more frequent than expected.
22 May 2012
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Brazil to create network on neglected diseases
Brazil’s Ministry of Health announces USS10 million boost for neglected disease research.
10 May 2012
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US should fund more late-stage health R&D, says report
4 May 2012
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African scientists urged to solve African health problems
25 April 2012
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