In India, simultaneously fighting tuberculosis and COVID-19 could save millions of lives
COVID-19 and tuberculosis are both respiratory illnesses that can be addressed with similar strategies and resources.
What we urgently need besides a vaccine
With millions of confirmed COVID-19 infections worldwide and hundreds of thousands of deaths, the search for solutions to end the impacts of COVID-19 is overpowering. Finding a safe and effective vaccine is one crucial answer to the crisis. But there is more to it.
Flood risk and public health: An unlikely partnership in the fight against COVID-19
It is time to establish partnerships and expand to a whole-of-society approach to cope with the disasters and crises that are increasingly threatening developing countries.
重启经济：为推出新冠疫苗作准备
为尽快摆脱新冠肺炎疫情对健康和经济造成的影响，各国应现在开始规划推出新冠疫苗的工作。
Rebooting the economy: Preparing to deliver a COVID-19 vaccine
Countries should start planning now to deliver COVID-19 vaccines, in order to enjoy a faster recovery from both the health and economic impacts of the pandemic.
Wellness in worrying times
Policies that promote wellness can help Asians navigate the uncertain, stressful COVID-19 world and achieve a better post-pandemic lifestyle.
Tracking African swine fever in Asia
African swine fever has cost Asia between $55 billion and $130 billion, including as much as $77 billion in lost revenue.
Digital innovators have joined the fight against COVID-19
Governments and private companies are working together to find innovative digital solutions to the problems presented by the COVID-19 crisis.
Перезагрузка экономики: что нужно знать о тестировании на COVID-19 по мере снятия ограничений
Эксперты сходятся во мнении, что безопасное восстановление экономики зависит от внедрения обширного тестирования на COVID-19. Но что это означает в разных странах с разным потенциалом тестирования?
Rebooting the economy: What countries need to know about COVID-19 testing as they relax restrictions
Experts agree that safely restarting economies hinges on widespread COVID-19 testing. But what does that mean across countries with varying testing capacities?