Religious Exemption and Global History before 1300 – Closing Comments

A New Approach to Nineteenth-Century Religious Exemption Cases

Religious hospitals and the federal community benefit standard--counting religious purpose as a tax-exemption factor for hospitals.

Changing history--closing the gap in AIDS treatment and prevention.

The global epidemic of the human immunodeficiency virus/acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (HIV/ AIDS) is the greatest threat to human health and development since the bubonic plague and the advent of tobacco consumption. It threatens not only to continue the decimation of millions (over 20 million deaths so far, with 34–46 million people currently living with HIV/AIDS (1)) but also to reverse ...

Some Comments on "the Knowledge, Attitude and Behavior of HIV/AIDS Patients Family toward Their Patients before and after Counseling"

History, Structure and Agency in Global Health Governance; Comment on “Global Health Governance Challenges 2016 – Are We Ready?”

Ilona Kickbusch’s thought provoking editorial is criticized in this commentary, partly because she fails to refer to previous critical work on the global conditions and policies that sustain inequality, poverty, poor health and damage to the biosphere and, as a result, she misreads global power and elides consideration of the fundamental historical structures of political and material power tha...