Newsletter Edition #338 [The Files In-Depth]
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Earlier this week, we published a guest piece on using health as a strategic leverage. At the WTO, some developing countries
Newsletter Edition #157 [Treaty Talks]
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A no-blinkers view on the shifts shaping global health is necessary, when so much is changing in geopolitics.
In today's edition, we
Newsletter Edition #337 [Editorial Update]
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For a few months every year, interested global health and journalism professionals, from different parts of the world join the Geneva Health Files Fellowship
Newsletter Edition #154 [Treaty Talks]
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Many fault multilateralism for its pace. But one of the interesting aspects of multilateralism is also its unpredictability. We also know that while in
Newsletter Edition #153 [Treaty Talks]
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We are sharing a guest essay today, ahead of the negotiations on the Pathogen Access Benefit Sharing system at the WHO, that begin tomorrow.
Newsletter Edition #152 [Treaty Talks]
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Countries will decide next week on who gets access to medical products during health emergencies, and how preparedness and response are determined in the
Newsletter Edition #151 [Treaty Talks]
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Developing countries have been pushing for the access to technology to make medical products, to better prepare for, and respond to health emergencies. This
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This edition was first published on March 13, 2026.
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In this edition, we bring you a mapping of pharma litigation
Newsletter Edition #332 [The Files In-Depth]
Countries’ request for the inclusion of digital health, AI governance and precision medicine on the WHO Executive Board agenda, reflects the growing political urgency.
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