Mobile tech. Global health security. Cancer. We’ve got our eyes on 10 topics that will shape 2015 for many of us—especially the health workforce.

Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone shared a big problem even before Ebola struck: a severe health workforce shortage.

It shouldn’t be just one part of what we do in global health. It should be part of how we do everything.

Impact magazine delves into stories of health workers around the world—and asks some big questions about their future.

Whenever we provide aid, we must ask ourselves: How can we make a positive impact not only today, but for years to come?

When Christine Sow took the helm of the Global Health Council last year, she set out to pinpoint the global health community’s priorities.

What's the biggest global health innovation happening right now? What changes will we see in the next five years? Pape Gaye and other global health leaders answer this and more.

Parents of five-year-olds everywhere share many experiences. But access to high-quality child health services is not one of them.

Today is Labor Day for many countries around the world. And plenty of frontline health workers are at work despite the national holidays, laboring for our global health and well-being.

Let’s make sure our next set of global commitments is sustainable by putting health workers at the center.