Kerry Cullinan is a Deputy Editor at Daily Maverick and Next Billion. She focuses on health and wellness, healthcare systems, and the intersection of culture and society, with a keen interest in public health, accessibility, and gender issues. Kerry's work has been featured in prominent outlets, including Daily Maverick and Next Billion.
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Kerry Cullinan's coverage primarily focuses on global health, government and politics, and finance & economy. She regularly covers announcements from governments and organizations related to healthcare, often citing data and official statements.
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Zambia and the United States finally signed a bilateral health aid agreement on Thursday – after a 10-month delay as the US pushed for better access
By: Kerry Cullinan
The United Nations General Assembly adopted the Political Declaration on Pandemic Prevention, Preparedness, and Response (PPPR) by a substantial
In the face of dwindling health budgets, the World Health Organization's (WHO) expert committee on immunisation has made several suggestions to enable countries to optimise existing vaccine supplies.
By: Kerry Cullinan
HARIPUR, Pakistan – Unregulated industrial pollution and lead exposure are poisoning a generation, with four in 10 children in high-risk cities carrying
By: Kerry Cullinan
KUALA LUMPUR – As scientists, economists, financiers, and policymakers gathered to discuss the impact of climate at the Global Tipping Points conference last
Nigeria's lone Ebola patient was only diagnosed almost two weeks after showing symptoms – and is reported to have travelled to the capital, Abuja, from Uganda via Addis Ababa in Ethiopia.
By: Rifat Hossain
At the Abu Dhabi Future Health Summit, ministers and officials from Greece to Jordan lined up to learn from the emirate's bet on genomes, wearables and artificial intelligence.
By: Kerry Cullinan
Political opposition to sexual and reproductive health services and LGBT rights is becoming well organised - and researchers argue that its targets are
Nigeria's first Ebola Bundibugyo patient may have crossed paths with Kenya's recently deceased index patient at Uganda's Entebbe Airport on 3
The World Health Assembly (WHA) will choose WHO's ninth Director-General next May without having defined the job.
