Global Health Matters May/June 2023
CUGH 2023: Reimagining global health
Global Health emerged as an academic field over the last two decades. A plenary panel co-moderated by Acting Fogarty Director Peter Kilmarx addressed key overarching questions in the field.
Improving heart failure care in Southern India
During her Fogarty fellowship, Anubha Agarwal realized data collected in high-income countries wasn't going to work.
Studying the effects of pesticides on Thai farmers and their families
Pornpimol Kongtip of Mahidol University, Thailand, discusses her GEOHealth Hub project.
Delivering hope and health care in Haiti & Ghana
By focusing on telemedicine and medication delivery during the overnight hours, MotoMeds aims to prevent illnesses from turning into emergencies.
Also In This Issue
- Fellows & Scholars at 20: Paying it forward
- Facing the challenge of undiagnosed diabetes in Africa
- Journal highlights mental health of children & teens in sub-Saharan Africa
- People in global health news
- Global health news briefs
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Updated June 15, 2023
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