Showing papers by "Nathan Ford published in 2000"

TL;DR: Most civilians in zones of conflict witness war-related traumatic events such as shootings, killings, rape, and loss of family members, and the extent of psychosocial problems that results from this mass exposure to traumatic events may ultimately threaten the prospects for long-term stability in society.

TL;DR: It is argued that many drugs, exemplified by fluconazole, are not accessible to patients in less-developed countries essentially because of their high cost, and issues of affordability, health-system resources, and priority setting must be taken into account.

TL;DR: This paper calls for increased humanitarian protection and access for aid agencies in Congo-Brazzaville.

TL;DR: Researchers assessed the price variation of fluconazole and investigated alternative sources in different countries to help increase access to life-saving drugs and found generic drug supplies came from manufacturers that have Good Manufacturing Practices approval and have their product registered in the country of origin.