Data to Improve Global Health Equity—Key Challenges: the COVID-19 pandemic has placed global health equity firmly on the academic and policy agenda. Two premises underlie the global discussion about health equity. First, persistent and in some cases widening global health gaps should no longer be tolerated, and it is worth the global work to narrow these health gaps.

The Lancet and colonialism: past, present, and future: authors propose investigations and raise questions to encourage broader contestation on the practices, audience, positionality, and ownership of journals claiming leadership in global knowledge production.

This book explores the human experience of conducting global health research through diverse voices and perspectives, emphasizing equitable, sustainable, and impactful partnerships. Through historical context, real-world case studies, and future visions, it offers a roadmap for transforming global health collaboration in an era of climate change, pandemics, and social challenges.

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