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.

Nutrition in Afghanistan

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Nina Putnis and Alice Zwerling (University of Ottawa, Canada) discuss the potential of a simple urine-based TB screening process for people living with TB and HIV.

TB screening for people living with HIV

Patience Afulani and Anne Roca of The Lancet Global Health discuss person-centred maternity care, why it is poor in many settings, and potential ways to move towards more respectful, responsive, and dignified maternal care.

Person-centred maternity care

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

Dyslipidaemia (in French)

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.

Inequalities in maternal health across Latin America and Caribbean countries

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.

Nutrition in Afghanistan

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