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Jean Jacques Noubiap répond aux questions du The Lancet Global Health et présente une étude sur les dyslipidémies en Afrique.

English version: Aluisio Barros joins The Lancet Global Health to discuss a study of how access to reproductive, maternal and child health interventions varies by ethnic group in Latin America and the Caribbean.

Portuguese version: Marilia Arndt Mesenburg junta-se à Lancet Global Health para discutir um artigo que estuda como o acesso a cuidados de saúde reprodutiva, materna, e infantil varia de acordo com grupos étnicos na América Latina e no Caribe.

Spanish version: María Clara Restrepo Méndez se une a Lancet Global Health para discutir un artículo que estudia cómo el acceso a servicios de salud reproductiva, materna e infantil varía segun los grupos étnicos en América Latina y el Caribe.

Nina Putnis hosts a special issue of The Lancet Global Health podcast celebrating five years since the journal's launch by interviewing editor-in-chief Zoë Mullan.

Nina Putnis of  The Lancet Global Health talks to Comment author Lauren Cohee about the benefits of targeting malaria preventive treatment to school-age children in high transmission areas.

Nina Putnis of  The Lancet Global Health talks to Eran Bendavid about the Millennium Villages Project and its impact on the history, and future, of global health.

Nadia Akseer and Zulfiqar Bhutta join  The Lancet Global Health to discuss geospatial inequalities in women and children in Afghanistan, the topic of their article in this month's issue.

Dinesh Neupane discusses his trial assessing a community lifestyle intervention in Nepal, led by female volunteers, to reduce blood pressure.

Alexandre Delamou discusses the importance of the post-surgery period after genital fistula repair, based on the results of his study in Guinea.

Cláudio Tadeu Daniel-Ribeiro and Patricia Brasil talk about their recent study into an outbreak of human malaria in Brazil.

Anne Roca talks with Olakunle Alonge about his survey of the injury burden in Bangladesh.

Christiaan Monden discusses trends in twin mortality in sub-Saharan Africa, which has both the highest childhood mortality rate and the highest rate of natural twin births in the world.

Svetlana Popova explains her analysis of the global prevalence of fetal alcohol syndrome.

Victoria Miller discusses the availability, affordability, and consumption of fruits and vegetables.

James Berkley and Job Mogire discuss a Kenyan trial which assesses the efficacy of daily co-trimoxazole prophylaxis for children with complicated severe acute malnutrition.

Heiko Marn and Job Mogire discuss the accuracy of the WHO haemoglobin colour scale for the diagnosis of anaemia in low-income countries.

Matthew Burton discusses a trial from Ethiopia comparing two modes of eyelid surgery for the treatment of trachomatous trichiasis.  

Thomas Coates discusses results of a trial to improve physician awareness of STIs and HIV in China.

Job Mogire and author Maciej Boni discuss a modelling study that projects the best way to use artemisinin combination therapies at the population level.

Job Mogire discusses a paper on new growth standards for babies born preterm with author Jose Villar.

Jeffrey W Eaton discusses the value of mathematical modelling for HIV epidemic projections

Majid Ezzati discusses the global prevalence of vitamin A deficiency and its mortality burden in low and middle-income countries.

Theopista John discusses Tanzania’s progress on maternal, neonatal, and child health.

Joshua Vogel discusses a study looking at the use of the Robson classification to assess caesarean section trends in 21 countries.