The effects of branded drug donations by manufacturers have been debated with claims that these "harm" the development of sustainable low-cost drug manufacturers in poorer countries, while others note the benefit of high-quality products targeting what are sometimes neglected diseases. Writing in The Lancet, Brook Baker, a professor at the US Northeastern University's School of Law, and Eva Ombaka, of the Kenya-based Ecumenical Pharmaceutical Network, argued the case for "the danger of in-kind drug donations to the Global Fund to fight AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria."
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