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Founder of Huffington Post Moderates Panel on Empowering Women Worldwide
Arianna Huffington Interview
Gates gives $1.5B to women's health
Watch Melinda Gates at Women Deliver
Hollywood Actress and Ugandan Unite to Fight AIDS
Ashley Judd and Esther Namataka Interview
International Family Planning Organization Honors 50th Anniversary of The Pill
Interview with Gill Greer
Actress Looks for Role in Global Women's Health
Interview with Rachael Leigh Cook
Women Deliver Exhibitors Are Passionate about Global Womens' Health
A tour of the exhibit floor
New Study into Vaginal Ring Looks to HIV AIDS Prevention
Interview with Dr. Zeda Rosenberg
US Expands Role in Global Womens Health
Interview with Nils Daulaire, US Health and Human Services
Actress Hopes to be "Heroic" in Fight for Women's Health
Interview with Ali Larter
Spotlight on Women's Health Statistics
Interview with Prof Hans Rosling, Karolinska
UN Secretary-General Opens summit on maternal health
World leaders gather in Washington DC for Women Deliver 2010
Women Deliver 2010
Richard Horton, Editor, The Lancet
Improving maternal health by strengthening systems
Global Health Council hosts Capitol Hill briefing
Why improving health systems needed to reach MDGs
Interview with Richard Greene, USAID
Optimism on chances of meeting MDGs
Interview with Jeffrey Sturchio, Global Health Council
Information is care
Don Detmer, American Medical Informatics Association
Access to health for migrant communities
Barbara Rijks, Intl Organization for Migration, Switzerland
Neglected Tropical Diseases
Francois Chappuis, International & Humanitarian Medicine, HUG
Shelter major challenge in Haiti
Swiss Ambassador, Toni Frisch
International Hospital Partnerships
Pia MacRae, Chief Executive, THET
Critical Water Report Released
Countries with the greatest unmet sanitation and water needs most often receive little or no aid
Crisis for Health Reform
Geneva Health Forum 2010
Crisis Management
Louis Loutan, Geneva Health Forum 2010
Opening of Geneva Health Forum 2010
Highlights from the first day
Preview: Geneva Health Forum 2010
Interview with Prof. Vikram Patel, Movement for Global Mental Health
Why US support for international health is crucial
Interview with Dr. Regina Benjamin, US Surgeon General
Redefining global health diplomacy
Could globalization be a force for good in global health?
Council calls on civil society to hold governments accountable
Interview with Jeff Sturchio, Global Health Council
Interview with Courtney Tolmie, Results for Development Institute
TAP - Transparency and Accountability Program
Civil society the key to improving health systems
Council and Results for Development Institute launch series
Unsafe water still major killer in many parts of the world
World Water Day coalition in Washington
On the move against tuberculosis
World TB Day 2010
Fighting TB stigma in Zambia
Toolkit promotes education at community-level
Support for children in aftermath of Chile earthquake
Child friendly spaces to be set up in Cauquenes
Keeping vaccines stable at tropical temperatures
New method could revolutionize vaccine programs
Call for IMF to cancel Haiti's debt
Funds needed to rebuild health system
Rotavirus vaccination could save 500 000 children
PATH says children should not die from diarrhea
Global health legend dies at 93
Watch our final interview with Prof. Carl Taylor, the father of international health
Remembering Prof. Carl Taylor
International health academic and reformer passes away
Spotlight on Gaza
One year on; have health services suffered in the troubled region?
Why some think the devastation in Haiti could have been prevented
Interview with Dr. David L Heymann
Update from Haiti
Red Cross reports from inside Haiti on the recovery work taking place
Aid reaches Haiti
But older people are amongst the most vulnerable
The Global Burden of Depression
Leading cause of illness by 2030
Cycling 50,000 miles for neglected tropical diseases
Doctor sets off on 5 year bike ride
Global Health in 2009
A broader perspective?
Gender still a major driver of HIV pandemic
How can donors increase health equality?
Preventing Mother to Child Transmission
HIV / AIDS
Family Planning and HIV
Integrating health services
Gender and HIV
Why Women Matter
$10billion dollar funding scrutinized
Is the UK's overseas HIV/AIDS strategy working?
Global Health TV Show - November 2009
Spotlight on HIV / AIDS
Combating Neglected Tropical Diseases
Peter Hotez, President, Sabin Vaccine Institute
Major Report on Child Vaccines
Smita Baruah, Director Government Relations, Global Health Council
World Pneumonia Day
Dr. Ciro De Quadros
Global Health Forum
Focus on telemedicine
Film finds grandmothers face same struggles around the world
Interview with Anne Macksoud and Dr. Richard D. Waddell
Aids emergency is far from over
Medecins Sans Frontieres / Doctors Without Borders
Interview with Gary Belfield
Director General, C & SM, Department of Health, UK
Interview with Ben Dyson
Director, Primary Care, NHS England
The Effort to Reduce Maternal Mortality
Interview with the National Coordinator of the White Ribbon Alliance in India
How Partnerships Can Help End Oppression Against Women
Interview with the National Advisor to the White Ribbon Alliance in Burkina Faso & Rwanda
Overcoming Global Oppression Against Women
New Book, "Half The Sky" Puts Spotlight on Women's Oppression
A Man's Role In Battling Oppression Against Women
New Book, "Half The Sky" Puts Spotlight on Women's Oppression
New Findings Urge Countries to Invest in Pneumonia Prevention
Interview with Author of the Pneumococcal Study
Eradicating Women's Oppression
New Book: "Half The Sky" Puts Spotlight on Women's Oppression
Swine flu will test the world on the issue of fairness
WHO Director General in South East Asia
Why technology offers hope for Afghanistan
Interview with Shainoor Khoja, Roshan
Obama's impact on global sexual and reproductive health services
US funding reinstated
Impact of Obama on global health agenda
More holistic approach from new administration
Jeff Sturchio
New CEO and President starts at Global Health Council
Why resource-poor countries deserve best-quality laboratories
Interview with Debbie Birx, Director, Global AIDS Program
African labs: among world's least-resourced
Why lab accreditation is next step in improving healthcare quality in Africa
Health organizations launch new lab accreditation process
Government and health officials from across Africa meet
High hopes for new laboratory accreditation process in Africa
Interview with Dr. Lee Hilborne, ASCP
Spotlight on Infectious Diseases
The Global Health TV Show
Maternal Mortality: A Human Rights Issue
Maternal mortality linked to human rights abuses
Maternal Mortality: A Human Rights Approach
Amnesty campaigns for preventable maternal death to be recognised as a human rights issue
Stress in the Womb
Interview with Professor Vivette Glover, Imperial College London
Stress in the Womb Exhibition
Visitors shocked by damaging effects of pre-natal stress
21 nations gather in Dakar to fight childhood cancer
Meeting reviews progress of My Child Matters program
Initiative gives hope to children with cancer
Field projects aim to improve diagnosis and survival of childhood cancers
UICC calls for closer partnerships to tackle childhood cancer in the developing world
Interview with Isabel Mortara, UICC
Day of the African Child
Interview with CEO of Save the Children
Child Mortality Rates in Africa
Tracking Child Health Care Developments in Africa
Battling Child Mortality in Africa
What Can Americans Do To Prevent Child Mortality?
Day of the African Child Briefing
Experts and Activists Gather on Capitol Hill to Highlight Efforts to Fight Child Mortality
Child Mortality Rates in Malawi
Malawi's Ambassador to the United States Talks About Health Care Improvements in Malawi
Day of the African Child Reaction
Public Reaction to the Day of the African Child Briefing
Second Annual Beth Waters Memorial Lecture
Lessons Learned From The Global Polio Eradication Initiative
2009 AIDS event offers hope to Haiti
26th AIDS Candlelight Memorial holds its official ceremony in troubled Caribbean state
Gates' prize awarded to London School
LSHTM honored at dinner during Global Health Council's annual conference
Gates Award 2009 winner
Interview with Prof. Sir Andrew Haines, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine
Could new technologies solve global health problems?
Global Health TV's monthly show turns its spotlight on technology
Conference co-chair champions e-health
Interview with Dr Ariel Pablos-Mendez
Conference Co-chair says technology is important
Interview with Dr. Patricia J Garcia
Major announcement kicks off Council's 2009 conference
Global Health Council's 36th Annual conference gets underway
Jeffrey Sturchio to take top job at Council
Global Health Council announces new President & CEO
The cost of war to a health system
Afghan midwife describes the heavy price women and children pay
2009 International AIDS Candlelight Memorial held in Haiti
Interview with Kathryn Guare, Global Health Council Vice President
London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine wins Gates Award
Foundation gives million dollar prize
AIDS and Southern Africa
The Commitment to Finding an AIDS Vaccine
AIDS and Public Policy
The Commitment to Finding an AIDS Vaccine
Managing the health effects of climate change
Climate change is the greatest global health threat of the 21st Century
AIDS and Uganda
The Commitment to Finding an AIDS Vaccine
New Tuberculosis Vaccine Manufacturing Facility Opens
Applying 21st Century Solutions to a Centuries Old Disease
All Mothers Matter
Urgent investment in midwives needed in fragile states
The Search for an AIDS Vaccine
Working Together Worldwide - The Commitment to Finding and AIDS Vaccine
Communities facing up to a possible pandemic
UK Secretary of State outlines Swine Flu response
No quick fix to make pregnancy safer
WHO's Director for Making Pregnancy Safer
Kenyan PM's wife focuses on maternal health and HIV
Calls for closer ties with civil societies and NGOs
Maternal Health is a political issue
Issue linked to poverty and human rights
African First Ladies Visit Washington, DC
Two delegates from Leadership for Health Summit address the press
World Malaria Day 2009
Global Health TV show on location at the African First Ladies Summit
Leadership for Health Day 2
More from the first ever African First Ladies Health Summit in the USA
Leadership for Health: Zambia's First Lady
Interview with Thandiwe Banda
African First Ladies & Hollywood stars discuss health issues
The first ever African First Ladies Health Summit gets underway in Los Angeles, CA
Leadership for Health: African Synergy
Jean Stephane Biatcha on the importance of the African First Ladies Summit
New global research into prematurity and stillbirth
Investigation in to health problems that remain mysteries
Childbirth - Leading killer for young women worldwide
500,000 women die each year in childbirth
Pneumococcal Disease
1 million children die every year from a preventable disease
TB Drug Treatment
Gail Cassell, Eli Lilly
TB, A US Issue?
Smita Baruah, Global Health Council
Stop TB
Interview with Diana Weil, WHO
TB Research Developments
Richard Chaisson, Johns Hopkins
Interview with Dr Mirta Roses Periago
Director, Pan American Health Organization
Community Health - theme of 2008 Conference
The 35th International Conference on Global Health in Washington D.C.
Interview with Julio Frenk and Joy Phumaphi
Global Health Council board members discuss food crisis
Fighting Malaria in Malawi
The Director of USAID speaks to Global Health TV
Dr Mireille Kingma, International Council of Nurses
Global Migration of Nurses
Interview with Justice Anastasia Msosa
Chair of Manet+ Board at the International Aids Candlelight Memorial
Policy journal presents range of research and commentary
We meet the people behind Health Affairs
Interview with Nelson Mandela
Discussing his work combating HIV and AIDS
Focus on Community Health providers
The 2nd day of the GH Council's Conference emphasises community health
Reconstructing Afghanistan
Interview with Malcolm Bruce, Chair of the House of Commons International Development Committee
The role of religion in the fight against AIDS
Global Health TV finds out more about the Malawi Interfaith AIDS Association
Hospital deep clean target missed
National Health Service - England
Interview with Stephen Lewis
Sam Hughes speaks to Stephen Lewis of AIDS-Free World
Alush A Gashi, Health Minister, Kosovo
Rebuilding Health Systems
Empowering Communities to fight against HIV/AIDS
Helping children - Isbindi Projects in South Africa
Interview with Gretchen Glode Berggren
Consultant on International Health and Nutrition
UK sees rise in HIV infection bucking world trend
It's the only country in Western Europe where rates have increased
Gates Award for Global Health 2008 Winner
India eye care facility breaks down barriers - Aravind Eye Care System
Interview with Maurice Middleberg in Malawi
Speaking at the 25th Annual International Aids Candlelight Memorial
Thrive Under 5: World Vision's Commitment to Children's Health and achieving the MDGs
World Vision International
Gates Award Winners Share Experiences
Symposium held in Washington DC
Malawian Community fighting against HIV/AIDS
Battling against the pandemic from within their own community
Interview with Rev. Dinis Sengulane
Bishop of Lembobo, Mozambique
A Beacon of Hope for People Living with HIV/AIDS in Malawi
We visit the Lighthouse Clinic in the capital Lilongwe
Global Marketplace a new feature of Global Health event
Promoting businesses at International Conference on Global Health
Career Fair attracts a new generation
Attendees find new challenges in the global health field
Dr Mubasher Sheikh, Executive Director
Global Health Workforce Alliance
Interview with Nils Daulaire
President and CEO of the Global Health Council
Professor Sir Andrew Haines, Director
London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
Global Health Council's Photography Award 2008 honours Sarah Day
Winning photograph taken in Sudan
Stephen Lewis
Co-Director of AIDS-Free World
Gaza
The plight of health workers
What will a new American President mean for global health?
Global Health TV reports from historic inauguration
Global Economic Downturn
Aid under pressure
Nils Daulaire steps down from Global Health Council
Outgoing President & CEO credited with boosting awareness of global health issues
Tribute to Global Health Council President & CEO
Nils Daulaire's contribution to Council recognized
ARVMAC Project
Rapid scale-up of anti-retroviral therapy for HIV/AIDS
Trade and Health
A key issue for Global Health
Community Scorecard - Empowering Communities
Interact Worldwide
Global Mental Health
A call for action now
Health in the Occupied Palestinian Territory
The future of the healthcare system
Health is a critical political objective
Richard Horton, Editor, The Lancet
Palestinians enduring a chronic health crisis
Dr. Rita Giacaman, Birzeit University OPT
The Malaria in Pregnancy Consortium
Malaria, a major cause of severe anaemia in mothers and low birth weight in babies
U.S. Briefing on World TB Day 2009
Helping America reduce the global burden of tuberculosis
The Zimbabwe Cholera Crisis
The British Red Cross speaks to Global Health TV
Interview with Peg Willingham
Aeras Global TB Vaccine Foundation
Interview with Bonnie Gillespie, Advocacy Director
VOICES for a Malaria-free future
MANET+, the Malawi Network of People Living with HIV/AIDS
Co-Hosts of the Opening Ceremony of the 25th Intl. Aids Candlelight Memorial
Gilbert Balibaseka Bukenya, Vice President of Uganda
Shares his vision for Africa
Opening Ceremony of the 25th International AIDS Candleight Memorial
Global Health TV reports from the opening ceremony in Malawi
Dr Kenneth Kaunda, Former President of Zambia
Advocate in the fight against HIV/AIDS
Global Health Community Mourns Allan Rosenfield
Legend in maternal and reproductive health loses battle with Lou Gherig's Disease
Interview with Fazle Hasan Abed
Founder & Chair, Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee (BRAC)
2007's Leahy Scholar has busy year
Global Health TV catches up with Harriet Napier
Interview with Dr Mary Shawa
AIDS in Malawi, why the pandemic needs a different approach from the international community
Interview with Molly Melching
Founder & Executive Director, Tostan
Interview with Jan De Maseneer
Professor and Head of Department of Medicine, Ghent University
Walk to Beautiful pulls crowds at conference
Filmmakers draw attention to Obstetric Fistula
High Hopes for New American President
Global Health Council expects healthcare commitment from new President
Interview with Kerry Cullinan
Health-e News Service wins Excellence in Media Award
Water/Child Survival
Interview with Sally Cowal, Senior VP, PSI
Spotlight on TB
Global Health TV show

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Gender still a major driver of HIV pandemic

How can donors increase health equality?

Health inequalities negatively impact on men and women believes Dr. Katherine Fritz, Director of Gender and HIV at the International Center for Research on Women. She discusses what donors can do to address the disproportionate affect of HIV/AIDS on women and girls.

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