Videos:

• 2007 Interview
• 24th Annual International AIDS Candlelight Memorial
• 25th Annual International Candlelight Memorial
• A Day in the Life of
• A Non-Traditional Approach to Global Health
• A Tree
• Action For Family Health
• Advancing Nursing and Health Worldwide
• Advancing Women's Healthcare through Research
• Affordable Interventions to Save Children's Lives
• ASM in Zambia; Integrating HIV/AIDS and TB Laboratory Infrastructure
• Avahan is the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation India AIDS initiative
• Botswana: The Future's Bright
• Care
• Change is Necessary, Change is Possible
• Comprehensive Approach to Safe Motherhood
• Constant Communications
• Contraception Funding
• Deliver Now for Women and Children
• Diabetes and Women's Health
• Engendering Solutions, Saving Lives
• Family Planning
• From the Field - A report from a Maasai community in Kenya
• Gates Award for Global Health 2002 Winner: Rotary International
• Gates Award for Global Health 2003 Winner: Brazilian National AIDS Program (NAP)
• Gates Award for Global Health 2004 Winner: BRAC
• Gates Award for Global Health 2005 Winner: African Medical & Research Council (AMREF)
• Gates Award for Global Health 2006 Winner: The Carter Center
• Gates Award for Global Health 2007 Winner: Population & Community Development Association (PDA)
• Gates Award Winners Share Experiences
• Global Health Candlelight Co-ordinators - Durban, South Africa
• Global Health Council Awards Banquet 2007
• Global Health Diplomacy
• Global Health Partnerships - A Case Study
• Health Professional Organizations - Critical Partners
• HIV/AIDS in Washington DC
• Hospital deep clean target missed
• Humanitarian Crisis in Kenya
• Improving Lives, Building Livelihoods
• International AIDS Candlelight Memorial Event
• International Candlelight Memorial Coordinators
• Interview
• Interview
• Interview
• Interview
• Interview
• Interview
• Interview
• Interview with Ambassador Mark R. Dybul
• Interview with Barbara Shailor and Katinka Van Cranenburg
• Interview with David De Ferranti and Christopher Elias
• Interview with Dorothy Granada
• Interview with Dr Bogaletch Gebre
• Interview with Dr Francisco Songane
• Interview with Dr John Server
• Interview with Jacqueline Pitanguy
• Interview with Laura Barnitz of The Global Health Council
• Interview with Marty Rendon
• Interview with Maurice Middleberg
• Interview with Maurice Middleberg of The Global Health Council
• Interview with Mechai Viravaidya
• Interview with Nandini Oomman
• Interview with Nils Daulaire from Global Health Conference
• Interview with Richard Horton
• Interview with Stephen Lewis
• Interview with Themba Moeti
• Interview with Thomas Lennon and Ruby Yang
• Interview with Todd Lawrence
• Interview with Yvonne Chaka Chaka
• Invest in women - it pays!
• JHPIEGO Delivers
• Johns Hopkins Bloomberg Family Planning
• JOICFP
• Leading HIV Prevention
• Local Discovery, Global Impact
• Making the AIDS Response Work for Women
• Maternal Deaths Still Too High
• Message from the President
• Multi-Disciplinary Education
• Ndere Dance Troupe
• NHS Early LifeCheck - the launch
• Not Just Another Buzzword?
• Partners in Population & Development
• Partnerships for the Well-Being of Women
• PEPFAR Reauthorisation
• Protecting Health, Saving Lives
• Raptim Travel
• Reconstructing Afghanistan
• Responsive Research
• Ruth Levine from the Center for Global Development
• Safe-motherhood: The French Co-operation Innovative Approach
• Saving the World
• Saving the World's Children
• Senate Hearing on Maternal and Child Health and Family Planning
• Sharing the World
• Solution Exchange for the AIDS Community in India
• Stay Alive
• Stopping the Spread of Tuberculosis
• Stories of Mothers Lost
• Strengthening Health Systems
• TBCTA a partnership in TB control
• The Forgotten Diseases
• The Global Fund
• Training Global Health Leaders
• Transfer of Technology
• UK pledges 100 million pounds to the UN Population Fund
• UK Prime MInister Gordon Brown opens Women Deliver Conference
• UK sees rise in HIV infection bucking world trend
• Untitled
• Vision for the Future
• Women Can!
• Women Deliver / Improving Maternal Health
• Women Deliver Conference Opens
• Women Talking Peace - Northern Uganda
• World Malaria Day
• Young Workers Campaign
• Your Say
• Your Say
• Your Say
• Your Say
• Your Say 2
• Your Say 2

Articles:

• $1.6m boost for fight against drug-resistant TB
• 'A great day for global health' says Annan
• 'Above normal' malaria rates expected in Africa
• 'Abstinence-plus' can help stop spread of HIV
• 'Adequate progress not being made on mother and child mortality'
• 'Creative capitalism' can solve disease and poverty
• 'Dormant' TB found in US population
• 'Dramatic growth' in parasitic disease in Somalia
• 'Harmful' product chemicals found in baby urine
• 'Hunger and health' at the heart of HIV/AIDS pandemic
• 'Joint approach needed' for HIV and TB treatment
• 'No Ebola case likely' in Rwanda
• 'Politics and corruption' hit African healthcare provision
• 'Safe' Ebola virus created for lab research
• 'Task shifting' vital for HIV treatment success
• 'Untreatable' TB reported in Botswana
• 'Violence and property-grabbing' obstruct HIV treatment for Zambian women
• 'Virtual Human' created to test HIV drugs
• 250 dead from drug-resistant TB
• 300,000 children 'at risk of disease' in wake of Bangladesh cyclone
• 91% fall in measles deaths in Africa
• Absconded TB patients begin to return
• Accelerated approval for HIV antiretroviral
• Acupuncture linked to increased IVF success
• AHS urge Bush 'don't damage Aids legacy'
• Aid to displaced Somalis set to continue
• AIDS drug wins over FDA
• Aids drugs "double the risk of heart attacks"
• AIDS on the rise in Beijing
• AIDS vaccine gets big push
• All cases different, says RCS over pregnant women flying
• Alligator blood could help fight HIV
• American children left uninsured
• Anaesthesia in developing world is 'in crisis'
• Another bird flu death for Indonesia
• Anti-malaria bed net provision up by 155%
• Anti-malarial drug pulled due to side-effects
• Anti-retrovirals could block spread of HIV to women
• Antiretroviral drugs could stop sexual transmission of HIV
• Antiretroviral stops breast milk HIV transmission
• Appeal made for Iraqi healthcare
• Appeal to Congress to repeal needle funding ban
• Arctic STD rates could signal worrying HIV surge
• Arsenic is global threat
• Asian violet might be used for HIV drug therapies
• Aspirin more helpful for men
• Attitudes to HIV sufferers 'is improving'
• Babies suffering from too tight socks
• Bank donates nets to combat malaria
• Becks urges world to face up to child poverty
• Benin completes massive anti-malaria campaign
• Bird flu 'finds children's lungs faster'
• Bird flu announced in Indian state
• Bird flu may have been passed from son to father
• Bird flu pandemic simulated in Indonesia
• Bird flu spreads in South Korea
• Black Californian infants more likely to die
• Blood findings boost malaria hope
• Boys may increase chance of postnatal depression
• Brazil 'winning the battle' against AIDS
• Brazil announces new malaria treatment
• Brazil's health officials announces 'dengue epidemic'
• Breakthrough in fight against 'pregnancy malaria'
• Breastfeeding and allergy-protection linked
• Brits abroad are bringing back typhoid
• Bromide poisoning hits Angolan children
• Caesarean births 'pose higher risks for mother and baby'
• Call for global flu vaccine stockpiling in Hong Kong
• Calls for US congress to re-authorise AIDS relief plan
• Calm urged over CJD case
• Cambodia 'not dealing' with dengue fever
• Campaign to vaccinate 48m against yellow fever begins
• Celebrity swim for malaria awareness
• Charges dropped over Canadian HIV-infected blood scandal
• Chemical markers on HIV-infected cells 'fool the body'
• Child mortality 'like a lottery'
• Childhood obesity increasing in the UK
• Childhood obesity link to mother's diabetes
• Children at 'high risk' in Somalia
• Children's medicines must be safe
• China confirms bird flu outbreak
• China gets new Aids prevention program
• China launches anti-HIV/Aids campaign
• China says bird flu under control
• Chinese healthcare 'still catching up' with growth
• Cholera epidemic strikes again in Uganda
• Cholera hits Democratic Republic of Congo
• Chronic lung ailment on the rise
• Circumcision stops spread of HIV, study suggests
• Claims made of HIV cure
• Climate change "could bring malaria to Britain"
• Climate change 'fuelling' spread of malaria in Kenya
• Climate change could lead to 'increase in HIV worldwide'
• Climate change may affect spread of malaria and more
• Combination of simple measures could help stop TB
• Common drug combination can help mothers fight HIV/AIDS
• Congo steps up battle against measles, malaria and malnutrition
• Construction boom fuels Indonesian AIDS increase
• Control of endemic cholera 'possible' with oral vaccines
• Corticosteroids have 'no benefit for bacterial meningitis'
• Cost of HIV treatment rising fast in Brazil
• Cravings could indicate deficiencies in pregnant women
• Current malaria drug treatment 'may help parasites'
• Dating site for HIV carriers proves a success
• Deadly ebola outbreak spreading in Uganda
• Deadly tick-borne virus 'strips away' immune system defences
• Deaths from MRSA may have outstripped AIDS in US
• Dengue epidemic in the Philippines
• Dengue fever in Rio 'may last another two months'
• Dependence on donor funding 'hinders' Kenyan AIDS fight
• Disabling gene leads to better chance of malaria survival
• Disappointment as Merck halt HIV trials
• Doc's white coat risks infection
• Drug firms 'need to do more' to make products available to poor
• Drug resistant TB spreading in Britain
• Drug-resistant HIV will increase
• Drug-resistant TB cases soar globally
• Drug-resistant TB patients 'on the run' in South Africa
• Dual HIV-TB epidemic threatening Africa
• Ebola 'could spread to Congo'
• Ebola cases rise in DRC
• Ebola threat recedes in Uganda
• Ebola under control in DRC say health workers
• Ebola vaccine successful on primates
• EC to make decision on German bird flu
• Egypt confirms bird flu cases
• Elton slams Bush's AIDS effort
• Entrepreneur sets up website to fight malaria
• Estimates of pandemic flu vaccine production boosted
• Experimental AIDS vaccines 'may do more harm than good'
• Experts compile malaria tome
• Eye problems in young going undiagnosed
• Fears rise over 'human to human' bird flu transmission
• Fight against HIV 'needs local researchers'
• Figures show drug-resistant TB at highest level
• Financial incentives may help fight malaria
• First case of human bird flu transmission confirmed
• Fish is fine for pregnant women, scientists say
• Flu pandemic could be prevented with school closures
• Free anti-retrovirals by 2010 in Ethiopia
• Free HIV tests for Kansas students
• Free HIV treatment reduces deaths in Malawi
• Fresh drugs hope for HIV sufferers
• Gambia launches Operation Eradicate Malaria
• Gates Foundation pledges towards $200m anti-polio drive
• Gates Foundation provides $500k for cyclone survivors
• Gates Foundation to give $50m to China's AIDS fight
• Gates provides major new funding for disease research
• Gel found ineffective at preventing Aids
• Gene mutation protects against malaria
• Ghana to step up fight against malaria
• Ghana trials malaria vaccine for children
• Glaswegian children screened after TB scare
• Global fund could loan cash to fight diseases
• Global Fund pledges $100m to Indian AIDS fight
• Global malaria map revealed by Oxford Uni
• Good bacteria could stop HIV infection
• Gov unveil breastfeeding helpline
• Government plans to recruit 4,000 midwives
• Governments making "symbolic gestures" on future health
• Grant for malaria vaccine
• Hairpin drug may fight HIV reproduction
• Half percentage of US have HIV
• Half-price IVF treatment for egg donors
• Hand hygiene campaign looks to fight healthcare-led infection
• Hand-foot-mouth cases on the rise in China
• Hand-held device to test for bird flu
• Hawaiian teacher infected with TB, students get tested
• HBL: Parents could be told if child is overweight
• Health department announce graphic cigarette packaging
• Health officials' support jailed doctor
• Hep C 'defeats defences'
• High blood pressure increase in developing world
• Hijacked proteins that spread HIV identified
• HIV awareness game launched by Illinois lottery
• HIV cases 'on the rise' in Minnesota
• HIV couple take case to high courts
• HIV drug could kill cancer cells
• HIV fund for sufferers in New Zealand
• HIV ignorance rife among young
• HIV is 'spread most' by people with medium levels of the virus
• HIV passed from child to mother
• HIV peptide pathway discovered by scientists
• HIV rates among minority communities needs to be addressed
• HIV relatives 'buried alive'
• HIV services for Uganda's adolescents
• HIV sub-type 'more deadly' than others
• HIV testing still low in high-risk groups in US
• HIV treatment at home could cut African Aids deaths
• HIV treatment costs 'set to rise' in India
• HIV vaccine breakthrough in monkeys
• HIV-infected mother to sue government
• HIV-positive people no longer barred from foreign services
• HIV/Aids a 'global health priority'
• Home treatment of children with pneumonia 'effective'
• Home-based HIV testing preferred in some African countries
• Hormone helps mums bond with new-borns
• Hotline for clinic patients at risk from HIV
• Human bird transmission reported in China
• Human death toll of bird flu rises again
• Hundreds of Aids patients die without access to drugs
• Idols raising money for malaria fight
• Immune system can be "primed to better attack the HIV virus"
• Impact of genetics on HIV 'greater than previously thought'
• Increased co-operation between AIDS and TB programmes 'vital'
• India faces polio challenge in 2008
• Indonesia bird flu endemic increases
• Indonesia report 87th death
• Initial nutrition effects child's brain development
• Iraq to suffer from cholera 'for two more years'
• Irish Aid signs new Unicef agreement
• Jailed doctor wins human rights award
• Japan confirms bird flu in swans
• Jenna Bush launches HIV book
• Joint TB research program renewed
• Kent TB healthcare worker risk 'low'
• Kenya announce need for malaria funding
• Kenyan children lack access to anti-HIV drugs
• Key protein that fights HIV found
• Key strain of HIV 'traced to Haiti'
• Key to spread of bird flu discovered
• Kristin Davis praises 'unsung heroes' of SA's HIV-crisis
• Lack of knowledge about smallpox eradication
• Lack of sleep increases chance heart disease
• Last Ebola outbreak patient set for discharge
• Least-educated Africans have highest HIV-infection concentration
• Lesotho to receive PRODUCT (RED) funds
• Lifetime trauma may speed HIV progression
• Local support and trust 'essential' to counter Ebola outbreaks
• London is "TB capital of Europe"
• Lonely people die earlier
• Low cholesterol levels linked to premature birth risk
• Major breakthrough in fight against TB
• Malaria and diarrhoea hit cyclone survivors
• Malaria awareness is vital
• Malaria charity album hopes to save lives
• Malaria could 'return regularly' to UK
• Malawi announces pay rise for HIV-infected workers
• Male pill shows promise
• Malnutrition 'still a serious concern' in West Africa
• Mandela's SA Aids concert
• Many in Africa don't continue HIV treatment
• Mass vaccination drive launched in Somalia
• Maternal death-rate worldwide still high, says Commons report
• Maternal deaths still a 'massive problem'
• Measles outbreak kills 'hundreds' in Nigeria
• Media mogul launches malaria fund with churches
• Mediterranean diet benefits child from birth
• Melanomas on scalp and neck 'more deadly'
• Messenger of Peace joins TB campaign
• Millions 'underestimate' the effects of AIDS
• Millions in new grants for TB research
• Money lost to African conflicts could help fight against AIDS
• More help needed for HIV-infected children in Argentina
• More research needed into HIV/Aids
• More than 250,000 'at risk' from Ugandan Ebola outbreak
• Mother's baby rocking indicates stress
• Mozambique reviews HIV strategy
• Mums often wrong about child's food intolerance
• Nepal welcomes Global Fund money for disease programmes
• Nets helping fight against malaria
• New antiretroviral available in UK
• New bird flu vaccine developed in the US
• New boost for battle to prevent mother-to-child HIV transmission
• New chip can detect bird flu in humans
• New discoveries for HIV and immune system
• New drug lowers resistance
• New global children's medicine campaign launched
• New Hepatitis B drug hope
• New HIV therapy helps boost immune systems
• New initiative launched in fight against TB
• New malaria blood test could aid vaccine development
• New malaria detection developed
• New malaria hope found in Kenya trials
• New malaria vaccine shows promise
• New Niger measles drive targets 2.9m children
• New protein target for anti-malaria fight
• New report of bird flu death in Indonesia
• New study claims Africa gets substandard malaria drugs
• New study shows 'what works' in HIV-infected children
• New WHO branch in New Zealand
• New York officials report lowest levels of TB
• New York sees HIV rise among gay men
• New Zealand hit by bird flu scare
• New Zealand HIV study released
• NHS trusts fail to charge overseas patients
• NHS trusts failing pregnant women
• Nigeria reveals extent of malaria problem
• Nigeria's HIV prevalence is 'unacceptable'
• Norway pledge grant to cut child mortality
• Novartis reduces price of malaria drug
• Nurse who accidentally contracted HIV from patient dies
• Nutrition important in fight against HIV
• Obese women should gain no weight during pregnancy
• Obesity 'a global pandemic'
• Obesity is a problem for pregnant women
• Obesity related to enlarged dementia risk
• Observing Aids symptoms as 'successful as lab testing'
• Older brothers may lower fertility levels
• One-a-day HIV pill given the go-ahead
• Pacific countries to re-examine HIV response
• Parasite drug could block HIV path
• Parents must talk about sex, says Jamaican PM
• Philippines launches plan to eradicate measles
• Police arrest fake malaria drug traders following scientific tests
• Polio cases double in Nigeria
• Positive results for malaria vaccine in Mali
• Pre-chewing baby's food could pass on HIV
• Pre-eclampsia risk reduced with folic acid
• Pre-marriage HIV testing gets approval in Indian state
• Pregnant sheep provide info for teenage mums
• Premature babies sleeping in hammocks in Columbia
• Project launched to boost AIDS fight in Nepal.
• Protein could stop HIV 'budding' process
• Protein critical in Aids fight
• Protein found to inhibit body's response to HIV
• Queen praises Ugandan AIDS efforts
• Queen Rania opens Jordan's new baby hospital
• Rabies biggest infectious disease killer in China
• Rally for Madlala-Routledge in Cape Town
• Rapid HIV test on its way to approval
• Rate of HIV infection in China 'slowing'
• Record HIV infections in Scotland
• Reduced costs for second-line Aids drugs
• Remote island calls for virus help
• Research 'breakthrough' in rapid malaria detection
• Research fails to stop HIV in the gut
• Residents in New Mexico to be tested for TB
• Response to HIV amongst black community in Florida
• Revised Indian HIV figure should 'change approach' to fighting disease
• Rise of malaria linked to climate
• SA leader 'has regrets about Aids debate'
• SA to spend more money on Aids
• Saliva test could give 'HIV results in 20 minutes'
• Schistosomiasis public health burden 'underestimated'
• Schizophrenia link to stressed pregnant women
• Scientists devise breath test for HIV drug adherence
• Scientists discover drug-resistant TB gene map
• Scientists find link between autism and prenatal period
• Scientists learn how HIV spreads
• Scientists say vaccine is safe
• Scientists says 'we won't give up on HIV vaccine'
• Scientists target HIV mutation
• Scientists test possible malaria vaccine
• Scientists uncover infective HIV protein
• Scots confused about HIV transmission routes
• Scottish youngsters treated for TB
• Sea cucumber protein may hold key to malaria vaccine
• Second birth uterus rupture risk increases after Caesareans
• Singapore HIV cases 'at record high'
• Somali checkpoints 'deny' women and children access to medical services
• South Africa 'losing battle against AIDS'
• South African AIDS drug trials put on hold
• South African AIDS fight 'mismanaged'
• South African antenatal programme has 'severe shortcomings'
• South Korea announce new bird flu outbreak
• South Korea plans large-scale culling
• Species loss harms medical developments
• Stillbirths could be prevented
• Stress contributes to onset of HIV/AIDS
• Study links mutant gene to severe TB
• Sub-Saharan women rally against HIV and abuse
• Supermodel raises awareness of dengue fever
• Supplements help women give birth to bigger children
• Surfing organisation helps fight against malaria
• Sweet wormwood suppositories 'offer stop gap malaria treatment'
• Swiss government report says antiretroviral block HIV
• Tanzanian Aids project to get £250m funding
• TB 'out of control' in Zimbabwe
• TB bacteria 'shields itself in fat'
• TB control 'good for economy'
• TB deaths halved in Afghanistan
• TB fears from India to US flight
• TB infection rate rising in Uganda
• TB outbreak at Birmingham girl's school
• TB tests for US high school students
• TB to be spotted from space
• TB treatment quickens if antibiotic added
• TB vaccine development deal signed
• TB vaccine development takes a step forward
• TB vaccine may worsen children's HIV
• Teenage fathers increased risk of baby complications
• Tennis star calls for 'AIDS-free generation'
• Testing could prevent mother-to-child HIV transmission
• Testing delays cause HIV complications
• Thousands of children 'at risk of disease' in wake of Bangladesh cyclone
• Too much caffeine could cause miscarriage
• Trial of jailed doctor begins
• Trimeris pull needle-free HIV device
• Triple E mosquito puts Scot in coma
• Two million Iraqi children at risk of disease and poor nutrition
• Uganda in African first for HIV/AIDS drug for children
• Uganda opens first HIV drug factory
• Ugandan Ebola death toll hits 28
• Ugandan Ebola threat recedes
• UK PM backs malaria campaign
• UK public may be confused over global child health issues
• Ultra-low bird flu vaccine is affective
• UN body approves $1.1bn grants to fight AIDS, TB and malaria
• UN lowers AIDS infection estimates
• UN make progress in ARVs distribution
• UN report hopes to highlight Business coalitions
• UN report says Aids in Asia could rise by 150%
• UN sanitation campaign launched
• UN secretary general marks World Malaria Day
• UN study finds primary forces behind bird flu outbreaks
• Undersized babies linked to air pollution
• UNICEF call for end to child mortality
• UNICEF calls for 'more to be done' for world's children
• UNICEF calls for greater efforts to fight HIV in Central America
• UNICEF helping with health issues in wake of tsunami
• UNICEF identifies challenges in treating Aids in children
• US and Indonesia 'need to work together to fight bird flu'
• US and Indonesia battle over bird flu samples
• US approve small pox vaccine
• US authorities approve new class of AIDS drug
• US company gets approval for bird flu patch
• US HIV rate 'could rise'
• US identifies extra 24 countries for funding
• US increases efforts after failed Aids trials
• US seeks to stem TB spread
• US team reveal malaria vaccine breakthrough
• US team using mosquitoes for malaria vaccine
• US to triple its Aids spending
• US university receives $60m to fight AIDS in Kenya
• Vaccine trials 'could increase vulnerability'
• Vaccine-related polio hits Nigeria
• Vietnam start human bird flu vaccine trials
• Virus sweeping through east China
• Vit supplement help protect against malaria
• Vitamin D deficiency linked to TB
• Warning issued over nutritional value of food aid
• WHO call for health safety research
• WHO calls for global action to 'protect health from climate change'
• WHO calls for global civil registration
• WHO calls for HIV/Aids treatment equality
• WHO declares Somalia 'polio free'
• WHO launches campaign to boost healthcare information
• WHO reveal 'encouraging' HIV news
• WHO to send teams to Burma
• Win for baby milk manufacturers
• Women encouraged to freeze eggs
• World Bank launches new plan to help fight HIV/AIDS in South Asia
• World Bank project helping cut malaria
• World Bank reveals Indian healthcare corruption
• Year of Sanitation 2008 announced
• Young people believe HIV can be cured
• Zambia's floods could lead to disease, warns UN
• Zambian measles campaign a success
• Zimbabwe AIDS total may increase as health system 'crumbles'
• Zimbabwe hit by disease funding rejection
• Zimbabwe shifts focus of HIV testing
• Zimbabwean HIV rate continues to drop
• Zimbabwean students get HIV education
• £7.1m European donation to help child health in Zimbabwe