Associated Press: Companies pushed baby formula in Peru despite ban (6/10).

Associated Press: When disaster hits, Indonesia’s Islamists are first to help (Wright, 6/11).

BBC News: Big data ‘can stop malaria outbreaks before they start’ (Galpin, 6/10).

Devex: Tech solutions to fight fake medicines (Ravelo, 6/11).

Devex: Q&A: Serve the farmer first, says 2019 World Food Prize winner (Lieberman, 6/10).

The Economist: Drone deliveries are advancing in health care (6/11).

Global Health NOW: Mothers Coping with Prolonged, Complicated Grief (Santos, 6/9).

Nature: Russian biologist plans more CRISPR-edited babies (Cyranoski, 6/10).

New Humanitarian: Drought in Africa leaves 45 million in need across 14 countries (Anyadike, 6/10).

PolitiFact: No, illegal immigrants and refugees are not causing six eradicated diseases to come back (Putterman, 6/10).

PRI: In Nigeria, Twitter therapists and ‘tuk-tuk’ counselors make up for a gap in mental health care (Adeshokan, 6/10).

The Telegraph: Young, disabled and determined: daily discrimination in the developing world (6/10).

The Telegraph: Superbugs: How the world’s rivers have become flooded with antibiotics (Wallen, 6/10).

Washington Post: Living with HIV means increased risk of heart disease (Rapaport, 6/11).