Imagine you and 74,000 other people all had access to just one doctor. That used to be Uganda's Bukwo District.

It’s time for a new generation of aid, one that reflects the complexity of the disparate but intertwined challenges before us.

Last week over 200 people came together in Washington, D.C. to tackle a complex problem.

Health systems are only as strong as the people who work within them.

When it comes to global health, human resources management can mean life or death.

But its countries could still achieve universal health coverage if they take action now.

The health sector will likely become the largest source of job creation worldwide for the next decade.

Women who work in the so-called informal care economy are at particular risk.

After learning that beauty giant Avon had started in rural America, Chuck Slaughter set out to take health care door-to-door in Uganda.

Never before has this question been more salient, given the rise of emerging pandemic threats and growing worldwide instability.