"The Moral Imperative toward Cost-Effectiveness in Global Health," an essay by Toby Ord for the Center for Global Development. This is based on an earlier version here that I thought was excellent. It's a moral case that isn't made often enough by advocates of cost-effectiveness.
Speaking of CGD, they're hiring for a Research Assistant in health economics, which seems like a cool spot for recent grads interested in global health.
Al Sommer, a professor and the former dean of the Hopkins School of Public Health, just won a $1 million prize (he's a Dan David Laureate. Wow! Esther Duflo also won.