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During a recent visit to Singapore, I got to try something new: pouring next-generation, low-carbon concrete.
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The goal of Breakthrough Energy (a group I founded) is to incubate and accelerate innovative climate technology.
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For most of the country’s history, malaria was an American problem—until a range of public health tools helped us eliminate it.
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In Tanzania, scientists have created a revolutionary mosquito that is incapable of transmitting malaria.
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"Are we going to lose lives to malaria again?" Dr. Damaris Matoke-Muhia explains what she thought when she heard the U.S. would cut health a...
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Of all the preventable causes of death in children, the world has made the most progress in the last two decades on diarrheal diseases.
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America’s health aid has been saving lives. Cutting it now is a huge mistake.
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This chart—which shows the huge drop in child mortality since 2000—still blows my mind. In this video I explain why.
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Meet Agnes Nambozo, who goes to mind-blowing lengths—and heights!—to vaccinate children in her community.
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Wendo Sahar wants to fight HIV in her home country. Aid cuts are making that harder.
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Meet David, a Kenyan man whose life was destroyed by TB. He got healthy thanks to U.S. aid--but cuts to that aid put many lives at risk.
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During the first 25 years of the Gates Foundation, we gave away more than $100 billion. Over the next two decades, we will double our giving...
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A new synthetic lung surfactant could help premature babies breathe—and survive—without tubes, trauma, or intensive care.
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Kim Broomer’s classroom is one of the most unique and supportive learning environments I have ever heard of.
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In May, I had the chance to visit First Avenue Elementary School in Newark, which is pioneering the use of AI in the classroom. It’s still e...
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In today's economy, math is more crucial than ever—but the way it's taught hasn't always kept pace with the real world. Chula Vista Middle S...
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Why I care about curing Alzheimer's.
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Indiana is home to a lot of incredible Alzheimer’s research, and I got to see some of it firsthand at the IU School of Medicine.
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Agnes Nambozo goes to extraordinary lengths to vaccinate children in Uganda.
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During a recent visit to Delhi, I met with three women who are using drones to boost their income and India’s agricultural productivity.
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Bill Gates profiles Dora Shimbwambwa, who’s working on practical, affordable ways to fight pests and help Zambian farmers thrive in a changi...
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Guinea worm once infected 3.5 million people every year. Thanks to heroes like Makoy, that number dropped to 13 last year.
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In Uganda, the maternal mortality rate is double the global average—at least. Eva Nangalo, a midwife from the country’s Nakaseke District, h...
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Reflecting on the remarkable life of my father, who passed away on September 14, 2020.
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In India, you can find innovation everywhere you turn—even in the preparation of a simple cup of tea!
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Jimmy Carter was an amazing man who set the standard for what someone can accomplish after being president of the United States. I loved lea...
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The origin story of Microsoft
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Dr. Morris, my chemistry teacher, used everyday objects to teach us about scientific phenomena.
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When I started working on my first memoir, I thought about what worked in other people’s memoirs. Here are some of my favorites.
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I sat down with best-selling author, fellow global health enthusiast, and my friend John Green to talk about his book Everything Is Tubercul...
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