Bill Gates's Blog: Gates Notes, page 34

Why diagnosing Alzheimer’s today is so difficult—and how we can do better

Bill Gates believes we need a better way of diagnosing Alzheimer’s before we’re able to slow the progression of the disease.

This doctor wants to make sure no patient is out of reach

Bill Gates talks with Dr. Raj Panjabi, who co-founded the non-profit Last Mile Health in Liberia which delivers basic health care to people who live beyond the reach of the health system.

Recovering Rwanda

Bill Gates introduces Dr. Agnes Binagwaho who lead Rwanda’s dramatic health care transformation and is now teaching others about what they can learn from Rwanda’s success.

Memorizing these three statistics will help you understand the world

As a guest writer on the Gates Notes, Max Roser shares three facts that everyone should know from the website OurWorldInData.org.

Warren and I visited a fantastic candy store in Omaha

Bill Gates and Warren Buffett have fun together in a candy store in Omaha.

Can this cooler save kids from dying?

Bill Gates shares two remarkable innovations that are helping deliver vaccines to the most remote places on earth.

Bionic arms empower kids to express themselves

Bill Gates visited Limbitless Solutions, a non-profit supported by the University of Central Florida that makes bionic limbs to address the needs of thousands of children who were either born without arms or lost them because of accidents or disease.

“We can change hate by love.”

Bill Gates features Dr. Denis Mukwege and his hospital staff who have cared for more than 50,000 survivors of sexual violence.

An all-American ghost story

Bill Gates reviews “Lincoln in the Bardo” by author George Saunders.

Not everything happens for a reason

Bill Gates reviews “Everything Happens for a Reason” by author Kate Bowler.