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TICAD spotlight: Japan’s pharma commitment to global health

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By Charles Ebikeme Verified
| Devex
“Innovation is considered something important in the Japanese political arena,” explains Daisuke Imoto, business development director at the Drugs for Neglected Diseases initiative, or DNDi, Japan. Over the past few decades, that ethos has uniquely placed Japan to be a leader in global health — a position that will take center stage at the Ninth Tokyo International Conference on African Development, or TICAD 9.
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The missing billions: How to plug the NTD donor gap

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By Charles Ebikeme Verified
| Devex
After a peak in funding in 2018, research and development funding for neglected tropical diseases, or NTDs, has declined. The arrival of SARS-CoV-2, better known as COVID-19, captured attention and shifted priorities. “When COVID hit, there was an immediate concern about de-prioritization of investment in other health areas, and I don't think we saw it immediately,” explained Jamie Nishi, CEO of the American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene.
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How the Mpox Response Has Learned from History

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By Charles Ebikeme Verified
| Nature Verified
The abandoned buildings behind the New Somerset hospital in Cape Town, South Africa, are prime real estate along the waterfront, so guards patrol the area day and night to protect against squatters. But squatters aren’t the only visitors. Tucked in among the empty facades is the Ivan Toms Center for Health, one of the first clinics in South Africa for men who have sex with men. It was launched in 2009 to provide comprehensive, free and sensitive health care.
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