CGD in the News
Room for 10 Billion (New York Times)
Rachel Nugent authored a piece on population growth and family planning for the New York Times.
U.N. Forecasts 10.1 Billion People by Century’s End
Rachel Nugent was quoted in a New York Times piece on world population and family planning.
U.S. Must Reorient Global Health Strategy (CNN)
CNN opinion referenced a CGD report on noncommunicable diseases by deputy director of global health Rachel Nugent.
Report: Cancer Is the World's Costliest Disease (Associated Press)
The Associated Press cites senior fellow Rachel Nugent on the impact of chronic diseases.
Media Coverage of CGD's Drug Resistance Report Launch
On Tuesday, June 15, 2010 the Center for Global Development hosted the launch event of The Race Against Drug Resistance at the National Press Club. Representative Jim Matheson (D-Utah), Member, House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Health provided opening remarks. The event featured a presentation by Rachel Nugent, Chair, Drug Resistance Working Group and Deputy Director, Global Health, Center for Global Development and a film screening of The Race Against Drug Resistance by Back to Earth Films.
Cardiovascular Ills Could Hurt Economic Development (Reuters)
Reuters quoted deputy director, global health Rachel Nugent on rising cardiovascular disease rates in developing nations.
Bad Malaria Pills in Africa Raise Resistance Fears (Associated Press)
The Associated Press quoted CGD deputy director of global health Rachel Nugent on drug restitence.
Non-communicable Diseases and the Paris Declaration (The Lancet)
The Lancet published a letter to the editor by Rachel Nugent on non-communicable diseases.
An Assessment of Interactions between Global Health Initiatives and Country Health Systems (Lancet)
The Lancet quotes CGD deputy director, global health Rachel Nugent on ways to strengthen global health programs.
World Bank Health Projects Get Mixed Review (Lancet)
The Lancet quotes CGD deputy director, global health Rachel Nugent on the World Bank's health projects.