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A roundup of the top weekly news on COVID's aftershocks in Africa. This week: Russia’s role in a looming food crisis.

Moderna’s many intellectual property disputes over its vaccine highlight the need for a patent-free regime to fight the pandemic

In todays Research Roundup for March 7, 2022, we highlight some of the most interesting reads in global health research and development from the past week.

NEW YORK, MARCH 4, 2022— The Biden administration recently announced that it will share some COVID-19 vaccine, treatment, and diagnostics technologies developed by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) with the World Health Organization’s COVID-19 Technology Access Pool.

UNITED NATIONS: As the chair of the Group of 77, Pakistan on Thursday suggested that vaccines should be declared a...

Dr. Fauci would not be specific about which technologies will be included and could not say if Moderna’s powerful coronavirus vaccine — developed in partnership with N.I.H. scientists — would be among them, he said.

The US is planning to roll out a policy to offer the World Health Organization (WHO) access to technology that can be used by low and middle-income nations to develop treatment for Covid-19, top federal health officials have said.While the ...

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The Biden administration is planning to share U.S. government-devised COVID-19 technologies with the WHO. Read more.

US officials announce the transfer of technology to a global effort to speed and share pandemic tools.