I've noticed a lot more talk about GAP-f lately whenever global health topics come up, especially with politics. The main reason is that a new World Health Assembly resolution in 2024 actually highlighted GAP-f as super important for tackling mom, baby, and child deaths around the world. I've heard that this platform really focuses on making sure kids get safe and affordable medicines, which, honestly, seems long overdue. There's so much inequality when it comes to what medicines children can actually get, especially in poorer countries.

With this new political attention, it looks like countries might start working together more and investing more money to get better medicine to kids faster. It makes sense to me because when people in charge start naming something in official resolutions, it's usually because they want to show they're actually doing something about the problem. Also, since a lot of global health stuff gets ignored unless it becomes a major political topic, GAP-f getting this attention could actually lead to real change, not just more empty promises. If you ask me, it's high time politicians push to fix this gap for real.