
Janice Kew
Reporter at Bloomberg News
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Janice Kew
The public health agency of the African Union, which oversees the continent’s response to disease outbreaks, said governments will need to turn to taxes and the private sector to fill the hole left by the cancellation of billions of dollars of American aid. The Ethiopia-based Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention said funding is needed as an “unprecedented financing crisis,” threatens to undermine pandemic preparedness, maternal and child health services and disease control programs.
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3 weeks ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Janice Kew
Weeks after the administration of US President Donald Trump gutted the country’s aid programs, canceling billions of dollars of funding used to fight HIV in Africa, mining companies and South Africa’s biggest health insurer are offering to help fill the gap. Miners have for years provided drugs and treatment to combat HIV and tuberculosis in their workforces.
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3 weeks ago |
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3 weeks ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Janice Kew
Weeks after the administration of US President Donald Trump gutted the country’s aid programs, canceling billions of dollars of funding used to fight HIV in Africa, mining companies and South Africa’s biggest health insurer are offering to help fill the gap. Miners have for years provided drugs and treatment to combat HIV and tuberculosis in their workforces.
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3 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Janice Kew
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South Africa may become a flashpoint for the fight for affordable and available diabetes drugs, without patients having to return to using glass vials and long syringes. @naomikresge https://t.co/pjqjhSikST

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Doctors Without Borders (MSF) Southern Africa led a march with more than 400 hundred supporters on Nov. 14 to the local Novo Nordisk headquarters to picket over both the cost and lack of availability of insulin pens. #diabetes https://t.co/Yz43vpq59T