1. What if the medicines that could save your life costs 100 times what you earn in a year? Information on the MSF Access Campaign from Medicines Sans Frontiers (MSF) /Doctors Without Borders
2. Health systems: Everyone has a right to access healthcare, but many are denied this right, Health Poverty Action Group
3. Q&A: What is universal health coverage? and more details about it from the World Health Organization: "The goal of universal health coverage is to ensure that all people obtain the health services they need without suffering financial hardship when paying for them."
4. Towards Universal Health Coverage by 2030 An infographic from the World Bank: "Reaching universal health coverage is central to ending extreme poverty by 2030 and boosting shared prosperity."
5. 途上国での薬を巡る課題ー医薬品アクセスと知財の関係 - brief article about the access to medicine from online journal website "The Povertist".
6. Medicines Shouldn't be a Luxury A video about the MSF Access Campaign from Medicines Sans Frontiers (MSF) /Doctors Without Borders to get affordable and effective medicines
7. WHO: The many paths towards universal health coverage "Universal health coverage ensures that all people get the health services they need without suffering financial hardship."
8. Trading health Away A critical view of trade agreements and health access focusing on the Trans-Pacific Partnership from Medicines Sans Frontieres including a video: The Trans-Pacific Partnership: A Threat to Affordable Medicines for Millions
Minority Health Disparities | Michelle's Story, Johns Hopkins Medicine, 2017
2. The shocking reality of health inequality - BBC News, 2021
3. Bringing Healthcare to the People, Freethink, 2019
4. What is primary health care? World Health Organization, 2018
1. Access to medicines - Information on EU policy on access to medicines for developing countries from the European Commission
2. Access to Medicine Index- from Access to Medicine Foundation, The NPO trying to guide pharmaceutical companies to do more for the low- and middle-income countries.
3. Universal Health Coverage - A factsheet from the World Health Organisation (WHO)
4. Global Health Overview - Discussion of various issues that affect access to healthcare including: Millions Die Each Year, Needlessly; Health, Poverty And Inequality; Structural Adjustment—Cutting Back On Vital Health And Education Services; Large Pharmaceutical Companies—Profit At All Costs?; WTO—Patents, Intellectual Property, Emergency Drugs And Developing Countries; Increasing Commodification And Commercialization Of Healthcare
5. Access to Medicines: When medicines are unaffordable, they cannot saves lives and Health Justice from Health Gap Global Access Projet, an orgnaisation focuse don improvig the treatment of HIV/AIDS
6. Universal Health Coverage Information from the World Bank including Universal Health Coverage for Inclusive and Sustainable Development 11 case studies in developing countries.
7. Don’t copy Ghana’s health insurance - Oxfam warns poor countries Criticism by Ofam and Ghanaian NGOs on the World bank's Approach to providing access to health care.
8. Universal Health Coverage: a Commitment to Close the Gap an overview of a report from Save the Children
9. Generic Drugs from the World Health Organisation
10. Intellectual property and trade - the impact on access to medicines form the World Health Organisation
11. Access to medicines means access to life - from Oxfam America (written in 2006)
12. TTIP and healthcare: Separating the facts from the fiction A positive view of trade agreements and access to health focusing on the Trans-Atlantic Trade and Investment partnership from the European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations
13. Information on Access to Medicines - Oxfam
14. Report Launch "Trading Up For Health"- from Health Poverty Action, For more details, see the full report:"Trading up for health: How to prevent trade deals from undermining health."
15. Trading Away Access to Medicines - Revisited: How the European trade agenda continues to undermine access to medicines A report from Oxfam and Health Action International Europe
16. Improving access to medicines in the Republic of Moldova - one of the case studies from WHO Europe
17. 医薬品アクセスの取り組み:日本企業が初のランク入り - short article about the movements of Japanese companies, from 薬事日報 (Japanese website focused on Medical articles and health support facts)
18. Dialogue on Access to Medicine with Japanese pharma companies - article from Access to Medicine Foundation
19. COVID-19: Are there enough health workers? - from ILO (International Labour Organization)
20. What is health financing for universal coverage - World Health Organisation (WHO)
Access Campaign from Medecines Sans Frontieres (MSF) / Doctors Without Borders. See also MSF Access Campaign's wishlist for 2020.
Universal Health Coverage About the work of the World Health Organisation (WHO) on this issue
Health GAP (Global Action Programme) is dedicated to ensuring that all people with HIV have access to affordable, life-saving medicines.
UNITAID uses innovative financing to increase funding for greater access to treatments and diagnostics for HIV/AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis in low-income countries.
Access to medicine from Johnson & Johnson, a pharmaceutical (medical) company
Access to healthcare - Novartis, a pharmaceutical (medical) company
Access to Medicine - Eisai, a Japanese pharmaceutical (medical) company. See also「医薬品アクセス(ATM)とは」- from Eisai (English version), about iglobal health issues and access to medicines
Health Poverty Action works to strengthen poor and marginalised communities in their struggle for health and has a campaign to ensure everyone has access to health services
Health technologies and medicines - about the work of the World Health Organization (WHO) Europe
Challenging power and privilege for gender equity in health, Women in Global Health
12. Takeda’s Access to Medicines strategy - "Across the world, many people lack access to the services and treatment they need. Takeda's Access to Medicines strategy aims to tackle the many barriers that prevent patients from accessing the care and treatment they need." (Takeda Seiyaku company)