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Adèle Sulcas
Adèle Sulcas writes about global health and food systems, and worked previously at the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB and Malaria, and the World Health Organisation. She is the former editor of the Global Fund Observer.
The ABCs of DIY vaccines: Why tech transfer is a big thing
A new World Health Organisation initiative is helping nations make their own vaccines, reducing their dependency on imports.
The sugar tax is working. Experts say we should double it to WHO-recommended levels
The financial and public health cost of diabetes, as well as diabetes-related blindness and kidney failures, is being overlooked, health advocates say
Sharing the secrets of making a Covid-19 vaccine isn’t enough. Here’s why
For all the excitement generated by the news of an mRNA vaccine hub being established in South Africa, the country is still going to need help making Covid-19 jabs
Why South Africa stopped making vaccines
The high demand for Covid vaccines means there is a limited global supply. Local manufacturing is one solution. So why isn’t South Africa making its own jabs?