Health
The new boom in malaria
World Malaria Day, 25 April - The biggest threat is the rise of drug-resistant parasites due to fake and sub-standard medicines. As with other drugs before, this resistance is emerging all along the Mekong, from Cambodia to Myanmar, where the wonder-drug artemisinin is already failing: this threatens malaria victims everywhere.
Killing the malaria killer
IPN Opinion article
On World Malaria Day, activists and governments discuss many weapons against the disease except one of the most effective: DDT
The new boom in malaria
IPN Opinion article
The outlook for malaria remains poor because of fake drugs and bad governance
Maternal instincts
IPN News coverage
Good news on maternal health issues was stifled, but the public deserves better says this editorial
Chair seeks to tackle bias in WHO swine flu review
Frank Jordans of the Associated Press quotes IPN's Philip Stevens on the WHO swine flu review
Politics of aid seen in clash over maternal deaths
IPN News coverage
IPN's Philip Stevens is quoted by Maria Cheng in an Associated Press story on disputed figures for maternal mortality.
