The interface between health and foreign policy is increasing. Diplomats are more involved in health issues and health experts have become more concerned with foreign policy. New diplomatic processes with increased transparency and accountability are needed to provide support to countries with a poor level of knowledge and diplomatic skills. Global Health TV reports from the World Health Assembly.
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"Our findings cry out for a level of commitment and follow-through by the international community and individual governments that have been absent since the passage of Security Council Resolution 2286 a year ago", said Leonard S. Rubenstein, chair of the coalition and director of the Program on Human Rights, Health and Conflict at Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health [...]
Of all the diseases I have written about here, malaria is the only one with which I have personal and intimate experience. And it was not pleasant. It was so debilitating, so sapping of my energy, I remember not caring whether I lived or died. [...]
