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May / June 2019 Global Health Matters Newsletter
Global Health Matters , Fogarty International Center's newsletter, features the latest news and information on global health research, and is distributed by email every two months.
Inside this Issue
- Three decades of frontier science advances celebrated by HFSP
- Investing in interdisciplinary global research collaborations: Q and A with Warwick Anderson of HFSP
- Focus on Global Environmental and Occupational Health (GEOHealth) hubs:
Tackling unhealthy environments: It takes a network - Academia can benefit from engaging in global health:
Opinion by Fogarty Director Dr Roger I Glass - Profile: Fogarty Fellow Dr Eric Coker sheds new light on Uganda's indoor air pollution
- $17M awarded by Fogarty and NIH partners to train HIV researchers, reduce stigma in developing countries
- NIAID begins human trials of universal flu vaccine candidate
- Diseases cost Africa $2.4 trillion per year, WHO reports
- NIH ClinRegs database provides international clinical trial regulations
- People in the news
- Global health briefs
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