THE RUNDOWN BLOG | Jan. 30, 2012
Experts Weigh in on Bird Flu Research
REPORT | Jan. 23, 2012
Food for 9 Billion: Turning the Population Tide in the Philippines

While Philippine leaders debate, poor fishing families embrace birth control to ease pressure on over-fished reefs. Part of a new project called Food for 9 Billion that looks at the challenges of feeding the world in a time of social and environmental change, Sam Eaton of Homelands Productions reports.
THE RUNDOWN BLOG | Jan. 13, 2012
Global Health Week in Tweets
Each week the NewsHour's global health unit highlights what's new in the Twitterverse from the world of health and development.
THE RUNDOWN BLOG | Jan. 12, 2012
On Second Anniversary of Earthquake, Cholera Continues to Cripple Haiti
THE RUNDOWN BLOG | Jan. 11, 2012
Two Years Later, Haitian Amputees Still Have a Long Way to Go
THE RUNDOWN BLOG | Jan. 9, 2012
Global Health Week in Tweets
There was a lot of news in the world of health and development last week. Check out the NewsHour global health unit's highlights from the Twitterverse.
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Scientists in Kenya Try to Fend Off Disease Threatening World's Wheat Crop
REPORT | Dec. 27, 2011
In Peru, Gold Rush Leads to Mercury Contamination Concerns
THE RUNDOWN BLOG | Dec. 23, 2011
Unlikely Education Leader Links Business and Schools in Morocco
REPORT | Dec. 21, 2011
In Morocco, 20,000 Imams Trained to Teach HIV/AIDS Awareness, Compassion
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