How one Ghanaian town sprayed away 74% of malaria cases in two years
The impact of malaria on productivity led one mining company to implement a comprehensive anti-malaria programme, now used in 22 districts. Sue George reports on the Obuasi model
Getting medicines to the poor: solving the logistics challenge
Why can Coca-Cola get to rural communities and essential health supplies can't? Join our online debate on how to address global health supply chain challenges, Thursday 18 July at 1pm BST
The goal: universal health coverage. The means: volunteers?
Matthias Schmale makes the case for volunteers delivering universal health coverage – but cautions they must not be seen as a replacement for qualified health providers
Universal healthcare: 14 steps in the right direction
From innovative financing to national income surveys, our expert panel offer some important lessons in developing affordable and sustainable universal health coverage
Asian Development Bank will focus on lending to tackle inequality, says MD
Rajat Nag says the bank plans to make more loans for education and health, rather than infrastructure, to address rising inequalty and boost inclusive economic growth across Asia
Child's eye: 'When I see her things it makes me cry'
Binta's daughter Khadijatu was one year and four months old when she died of suspected malaria in Kroo Bay, Sierra Leone – a country where one in four children dies from preventable diseases before their fifth birthday
