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Fearing Marxism in Chinese Financing

September 11, 2018
The Trump administration is worried about the role of Chinese finance in spreading Marxism around the developing world. But it’s Chico Marx, not Karl, that they should be focused on. 
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It Takes an Oncologist: A New and Promising Tobacco Control Initiative

August 14, 2018
People continue to be surprised when I tell them that smoking is the second leading cause of death in the world, more than any other single preventable risk factor. But then, most of the people I talk with do not face this death toll on a daily basis . . . the way oncologists do.
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Will PEPFAR “Acceleration” Put Its Money Where Its Mouth Is?

July 02, 2018
We finally have some clarity on PEPFAR’s new “acceleration” strategy toward epidemic control: a lot more allocated to a few countries, and a lot less for others.
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A Global Offer to Reduce Deforestation: $5 Billion a Year for 20 Years

June 27, 2018
When it comes to measuring development impacts, nothing beats forests. With ever-improving satellite monitoring technology, measuring global forest cover is each year easier, cheaper, and more accurate. Which means that—whatever you want to call it (pay for performance, results-based aid)...