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Solutions journalism: Calls mount for medically-safe heroin in Canada
Lancet Jan 20 2017 Calls for Medically Safe Heroin Mount in Canada
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The Lancet: Healthcare in Iraq “under severe duress”
The Lancet July 16 2016 Under Severe Duress – Healthcare in Iraq
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Solutions Journalism: Confronting Canada’s Indigenous Suicide Crisis
The Lancet June 18 2016 Canada’s Indigenous Suicide Crisis
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Healthcare Privatization in Africa
The Lancet Nov 14 2015 Lesotho Hospital Controversy
Better housing offers Indigenous health solutions
Despite evidence that overcrowded, poorly maintained housing is leading to health problems in Canada’s Indigenous communities, the federal government has refused to act. Systematic, high-profile calls for government action on …
Accountability in Canada’s Muskoka Initiative questioned
Is the Canadian Prime Minister’s billion dollar initiative for maternal, newborn, and child health failing to meet the standards it has urged on the rest of the world?
Canada proposes new legal hurdles for supervised injection
Hopes for new supervised injection facilities in cities including Toronto, Ottawa, and Montreal—where public health officials say many such facilities are urgently needed—have dimmed dramatically. Under the terms of the …
Questions raised over Iraq congenital birth defects study
The release of a study on congenital birth defects in Iraq has been met with controversy, with some experts questioning its methodology and peer review. WHO officials have stepped in …