Some Encouraging News on Ebola Mark Leon Goldberg August 20, 2014 Can Ebola come under control before it's too late?
Giving Birth in an IDP Camp Mark Leon Goldberg June 11, 2014 The math is not good for displaced women in South Sudan.
The Good News, Bad News and Mixed News From New World Health Statistics Mark Leon Goldberg May 16, 2012 The World Health Organization just released its annual World Health Statistics, in which number crunchers and statisticians distill the latest measurable trends in global health. Three data points worth watching.
The Powerful Pull of Motherhood Alanna Shaikh, MPH October 4, 2010 Robert Evans won the Nobel prize today for his work in developing in-vitro fertilization. It’s expensive, time-consuming, and it doesn’t always work. On the other end of the technology spectrum, in both Afghanistan and Niger, a pregnant woman stands a 1 in 55 chance of dying as a result.
A Response to David Rieff: The MDGs are Not Millennial Mark Leon Goldberg September 27, 2010 In The New Republic, David Rieff rails against the Millennium Development Goals but he does not seem to understand what, exactly, they are.
