2010 Pacific Health Summit Report
Maternal and Newborn Health: The Crux of a Decent Humanity
The 2010 Summit took place in London and addressed the theme “Maternal and Newborn Health: The Crux of a Decent Humanity.” The report summarizes the key discussions and impact from the Summit, which brought together global leaders from science, industry, and policy with a goal of “changing the game.” Discussions spanned from innovations in technology and investment planning to the integration of other health agendas with MNH and beyond.
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About the Pacific Health Summit
Since its inception in 2005, the Summit mission was to connect science, industry, and policy for a healthier world. By fostering substantive, cross-sector communication, the Secretariat sought to catalyze strategic alliances that will produce long-term results and partnerships. Learn more.