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Looking back at interviews with global health experts featured in over 400 articles published by CNS Correspondents in Asian and African countries in 2016, we are compelled to say that each voice that was documented was invaluable and a 'must-heard' voice for discourses on sustainable development . We cannot overemphasize the importance of each of these spotlight interviews and critical issues they highlighted. Having said that, for CNS Rewind-2016 sake, if we look at some indicators such as the interaction on CNS website (reads, likes, comments, or other analytics), prints through syndication, interaction on Twitter, Facebook page, LinkedIn, email listservs, editorial markers, among others, here are top-5 global health interviews from 2016 , followed by a few more interviews we feel must also get acknowledged. Thanks to entire CNS Correspondents Team! We all can work, but together we win: Unite to #EndTB (Interview with Dr Mario Raviglione, Director, WHO Global TB Pro...

Looking back at over 20 conferences/ meetings on global health and development justice covered by CNS Correspondents in Asian and African countries in 2016, here are our top conference coverage assignments from 2016 . Thanks to entire CNS Correspondents Team! Note : Click on hyperlinked conference/ meeting names to read the CNS coverage. (in chronological order) * National Conference on TB and Chest Diseases (of TB Association of India) : February 2016 * Civil Society Forum on Sustainable Development , Thailand: March 2016 * Asia Pacific Inter-Governmental Forum on Sustainable Development , Thailand: April 2016 * Asia Pacific Lung Cancer Conference of IASLC (APLCC 2016), Chiang Mai: May 2016 ( read 3 issues of official conference scientific newsletters produced by CNS at APLCC 2016 ) * International TB Conference (TB 2016) , South Africa: July 2016 * XXI International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2016) , South Africa: July 2016 * Asia Pacific Conference on Economic Impact of Ageing (HARC 2...

Looking back at over 150 video-articles produced by CNS Correspondents in Asian and African countries in 2016, we are compelled to say that each video-article, and the issue it focussed on, is so very important, even today! We cannot overemphasize the importance of each of these spotlight video-articles and critical issues they highlighted. Having said that, for CNS Rewind-2016 sake, if we look at some indicators such as the interaction on CNS website and CNS YouTube Channel (views, likes, comments, or other data from google-analytics), interaction on Twitter, Facebook page, LinkedIn, email listservs, editorial markers, among others, here are top-5 most-watched 2016 videos on CNS YouTube Channel . Thanks to entire CNS Correspondents Team! Note : Click on hyperlinked video-titles to watch them! Complacency will be a kiss of death for efforts to #endAIDS by 2030 A machine for vending sanitary napkins Can we afford to lose gains made in fight against HIV & TB? Integrated res...

Looking back at over 400 articles written by CNS Correspondents in Asian and African countries in 2016, we are compelled to say that each article, and the issue it focussed on, is so very important, even today! We cannot overemphasize the importance of each of these spotlight articles and critical issues they highlighted. Having said that, for CNS Rewind-2016 sake, if we look at most read articles on CNS website (google analytics), here are top most-read 2016 articles on CNS website . Thanks to entire CNS Correspondents Team! Note : Click on hyperlinked article-titles to read them! MDR-TB treatment regimen: Short indeed is beautiful Simulated patient study sheds new light on antibiotic use in India Reality check: How are countries taking care of their ageing populations? Holiday from drugs? A big NO for asthma control! Innovation is no longer a want, it is a need: People centric approach for MDR-TB management Tobacco control must be a priority for health professionals  ...

Looking back at over 50 audio podcasts based upon interviews conducted by CNS Correspondents in Asian and African countries in 2016, we are compelled to say that each one of them, and the issue it focussed on, is so very important, even today! We cannot overemphasize the importance of each of these spotlight podcasts and critical issues they highlighted. Having said that, for CNS Rewind-2016 sake, if we look at some indicators such as the interaction on CNS website (reads, likes, comments, or other analytics), listens, downloads, interaction on Twitter, Facebook page, LinkedIn, email listservs, editorial markers, among others, here are top-5 CNS podcasts from 2016 . Ending TB warrants integrated responses beyond ministries of health To end AIDS we have to stop neglecting TB Tobacco industry interference in WHO FCTC Challenging nevertheless but possible to make a difference in public health Dr Jonathan Cranston shares personal experience with bovine TB CNS Editor's 2016-p...

Looking back at over 400 articles written by CNS Correspondents in Asian and African countries in 2016, we are compelled to say that each article, and the issue it focussed on, is so very important, even today - thanks to each one of the Correspondents and Fellows. We cannot overemphasize the importance of each of these spotlight articles and critical issues they highlighted. Having said that, for CNS Rewind-2016 sake, if we look at some indicators such as the interaction on CNS website (reads, likes, comments, or other analytics), prints through syndication, interaction on Twitter, Facebook page, LinkedIn, email listservs, editorial markers, engagement with CNS Webinars, among others, here are top-5 CNS Correspondents from 2016 , followed by a few more correspondents whose body of work must also get acknowledged. Thanks to entire CNS Correspondents Team! Note : Click on hyperlinked names of these correspondents to read their body of work! Alice Tembe, Swaziland Follow Alice on Twitte...

[ Check out all webinars hosted by CNS here ] Looking back at all webinars hosted by CNS in 2016, we are compelled to say that each webinar, and issue it focussed on, is so very important, even today - thanks to all the panelists and participants. However if we look at some indicators such as the number of registrations, attendees, interaction on YouTube, Twitter, Facebook page, LinkedIn, email listservs, post-webinar media coverage, podcast and expert-presentation downloads, among others, here are top-5 webinar picks from 2016 CNS archives : New shorter, cheaper MDR-TB treatment   ( June 2016: Watch webinar recording ) Are TB, malaria and Anti-Microbial Resistance declining fast enough to meet SDGs by 2030?   (August 2016: Watch webinar recording or listen/download the podcast ) Webinar in lead up to World Heart Day 2016   (September 2016: Watch webinar recording or listen/download the podcast ) ' You can control your asthma'   (April 2016: Watch webinar recordin...