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March 19, 2026Journal of Global Health Economics and PolicyOpen Access

Reflecting on trends relevant to post-pandemic global health economics and policy

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OAon behalf of the JoGHEP’s Editorial Team Igor Rudan and Davies Adeloye

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This editorial reviews health trends impacting economics and policy post-pandemic, suggesting pathways for progress.

Key Points

  • The editorial aims to address key trends in global health economics and policy following the pandemic.
  • Reviewed major global health trends from the past two decades.
  • Analyzed the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on health systems and inequalities.
  • Identified emerging risk factors influencing health outcomes.
  • Significant reductions in maternal and child mortality were noted.
  • Non-communicable diseases account for nearly 75% of global deaths.
  • Persistent inequalities in health access between high-income and low-income countries were highlighted.

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on behalf of the JoGHEP’s Editorial Team Igor Rudan and Davies Adeloye (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69bb928c496e729e6297ff64https://doi.org/10.7189/001c.159050
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