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Antimalarial Drug Quality in the Most Severely Malarious Parts of Africa A Six Country Study By Roger Bate, Amir Attaran, Philip Coticelli, Richard Tren Posted: Wednesday, May 7, 2008 The high persistence of substandard drugs and clinically inappropriate artemisinin monotherapies in Africa risks patient safety and endangers the future of malaria treatment. [Full Story]

World Bank Wasted Money and Lives in Buying Wrong Medicine Letter to the Editor By Roger Bate, Amir Attaran Posted: Thursday, September 13, 2007 Why ignore the World Health Organization's medical advice? [Full Story]

Sick at the World Bank By Roger Bate, Amir Attaran Posted: Friday, May 19, 2006 The World Bank is failing miserably on malaria, like it failed on HIV/AIDS before. [Full Story]

India's Deadly Lies By Roger Bate, Amir Attaran Posted: Tuesday, February 15, 2005 India's fight against patents is not motivated by concern for its citizens' health--as it claims--and is costly to human life. [Full Story]


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Health Policy Outlook

In the latest issue of Health Policy Outlook, Andrew G. Biggs examines the role of population aging in rising health care costs.

Real Education

In his new book, Real Education: Four Simple Truths for Bringing America's Schools Back to Reality, AEI's Charles Murray focuses on four simple, hard truths that are rarely discussed or even acknowledged by educators and politicians.