Infectious disease
El Salvador Eliminated Trachoma. The Certificate Is Not The Finish Line.
WHO has validated El Salvador as the first Central American country to eliminate trachoma as a public-health problem. The achievement was built through evidence, primary care, eye services and WASH. Keeping it will require the same systems after the international attention moves on.
WHO’s New AMR Plan Makes Stewardship and Access a Single Test
Hepatitis B Functional Cure Moves Closer, But Access Still Starts With Diagnosis
Ebola PHEIC Turns Outbreak Control Into a Preparedness Test
The AMR Pipeline Is Too Thin for the Threat Ahead
TB Diagnosis Moves Closer to the Patient
Hepatitis Elimination Is Still Losing Patients Before Diagnosis
Lenacapavir Turns HIV Prevention Into an Access Stress Test
WHO’s AMR Plan Turns Access Into Preparedness
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