Some Neglected Diseases Are More Neglected Than Others

Abstract

In a bird's-eye view of who's fighting diseases among the poor, Ireland and the United States stand out for largess; Germany and Japan seem skimpy. As for targets, the battle against dengue is relatively well-funded, whereas pneumonia, meningitis, and diarrhea get mere table crumbs. The "big three"—HIV/AIDS, malaria, and tuberculosis—together soak up some 80% of the money.

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