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Nicola Deghaye

Health policy unit, ITM
 

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The commercial determinants of NCDs: early lessons from IHP ResNet research in Cambodia

Four industries kill on a population scale. The rules that make their products cheap, available and advertised remain the least measured part of the epidemic, certainly in LMICs like Cambodia. Tobacco, ultra-processed food, fossil fuels and alcohol account for 19 million deaths a year: 34% of all deaths (56 million), and 41% of deaths from n...

Optimisme et craintes face à « America first » au Mali

Dans un contexte de recomposition des relations internationales, la transition du multilatéralisme vers des accords bilatéraux dans le cadre de la stratégie « America First » constitue pour le Mali à la fois une opportunité de dialogue direct et un risque accru de dépendance. La capacité du pays à négocier des partenariats équilibrÃ...

From multilateralism to bilateralism: Is the “America first” strategy turning Global Health into the Law of the Jungle?

Guinea is less dependent on US funding than many other African countries. As a result, the impact of changes in global health funding on Guinea (and countries like it) is often neglected. In December 2025, Delphin Kolié (Centre National de Formation et de Recherche en Santé Rurale de Maferinyah, Guinea) interviewed several key actors involved...

Compromiso de Sevilla: Commitment or Compromise?

The fourth International Conference on Financing for Development (FFD4) got underway in Sevilla, Spain on the 30th June amid warnings of extreme heat. And indeed by Tuesday afternoon the temperatures were hitting 44 degrees and the five kilometers from the venue to my hotel suddenly seemed a very long way to travel!  While the heatwave made ...