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Getting Drugs to (More) Patients - Global Edition

Posted on Tue, May 12, 2015 @ 04:30 PM

The newest installments in the Map of Biomedicine blog posts take us down the routes that get drugs to patients, primarily in the United States. Of course, we are all patients at one time or other regardless of where we live. Without a doubt, the route to getting effective therapies from the lab to your local pharmacist is convoluted and expensive even if you live in a wealthy nation. If you don't, making the most effective treatments available to the people who need them most in middle- and low-income nations is more difficult.   

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Tags: map of biomedicine, drug development, drugs, World Health Oranization

WHO reminds us that there’s still an immunization gap

Posted on Thu, Apr 30, 2015 @ 06:15 PM

The World Health Organization’s (WHO) wrapped up its annual World Immunization Week. The WHO kicked off the once-yearly effort to re-ignite the world’s public health agencies’ commitment to ensuring that their constituents’ are immunized against vaccine-preventable illnesses on Monday. 

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Tags: vaccines, vaccinations, immunization, World Health Oranization

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