Global Health
// March 07, 2022
Bolstering capabilities to support the supply of quality medicines...
Strengthening the medicine supply chain is a global imperative and one to which USP has long been committed. Our efforts to help strengthen the medicine supply chain aligns directly with our mission to advance the supply of quality-assured medicines to improve the health and wellbeing of people around the world.
// January 03, 2022
Four global health resolutions for 2022
We have an incredible opportunity to leverage the lessons of the last year to make an even greater impact in 2022. At USP, we are resolving to accelerate our global health efforts in four central areas.
// March 05, 2020
Celebrating women’s contributions to global health
When the UN General Assembly declared March 8 a day to support women's rights and participation in the global arena, it recognized the critical role of women and girls in achieving global development goals.
// January 23, 2020
Q&A: Impact of Quality Medicines on AMR
Q&A with Georgetown University researchers Matthew Hassett, Ph.D. and Professor Paul Roepe, Ph.D.
// January 04, 2019
Medicine Quality Must Be Assured, Not Assumed
When a problem puts millions of lives at risk, costs economies billions of dollars and undermines decades of hard-earned health progress, it deserves prompt and strategic attention. I’m describing the consequences of poor-quality medicines – a worldwide problem that deserves worldwide attention.
// May 24, 2018
Quality medicines and sub-Saharan Africa
Global health advocate Mirfin Moundu talks about the dangers of poor quality medicines and how they are a threat to many Africans in treating infectious diseases and non-communicable diseases.
// May 24, 2018
Poor quality medicines and drug resistance
Harvard professor and physician Ashish Jha describes how poor quality medicines create the perfect opportunity for superbugs.
// May 24, 2018
Quality Medicines for Malaria
Marie Lamy with Asia Pacific Leaders Malaria Alliance discusses how one country is tackling drug resistance in order to eradicate Malaria.
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