Shah discusses importance of partnerships in global health

Jul 20 2011NewsGuard 100/100 Score

The Malaria Policy Center's "Malaria Watch" blog describes comments made by USAID Administrator Rajiv Shah during a recent global health community call. During the call, Shah "stressed that to solve global health issues there needs to be shared 'responsibility across all partners.' Partnerships help 'save money, and saving money can save lives,'" the blog notes (Todd, 7/18).

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