New Policy Shows Promise for Clinical Trials in Brazil
With participation hovering at a meager 2%, clinical trials in Brazil face real challenges. Now stakeholders are coming together to understand why – and to find policy solutions.
COVID-19 Vaccination in Developing Nations
Excesso na legislação para vacinas contra a COVID no Brasil
With more than a half million Brazilians dead from COVID-19, the country’s legislators are scrambling to improve vaccine access. But their newest efforts could have unintended consequences for patients.
Brazil’s COVID Vaccine Overreach
With more than a half million Brazilians dead from COVID-19, the country’s legislators are scrambling to improve vaccine access. But their newest efforts could have unintended consequences for patients.
This World Amyloidosis Day, Be the Link
Amyloidosis. For thousands of people around the world, this one word, this one diagnosis, can stop life in its tracks. But for many, it’s a word they’ve never heard before.
High Blood Pressure Tops 1 Billion People Across the Globe
Call for Equity, Prevention & Community Drive World Heart Day
Heart disease and stroke cause nearly 18.6 million deaths across the globe each year. But there’s good news: With awareness, prevention and better management, the global community can bring the number down.
How COVID-19 Changed Rheumatology in Latin America
Rheumatology in Latin America looks a little different during COVID-19.
Patents, Patients & COVID-19
World leaders are squaring off on a complex topic: whether to temporarily waive intellectual property rights for COVID-19 vaccines.
Heart Failure Risk Looms for Ageing Adults
If this is the Decade of Health Ageing, as the World Health Organization declares, then heart failure may well be the next public health crisis.
