November / December 2020 Global Health Matters Newsletter

Inside this Issue

• Women advocate for leadership roles in global health during 2020 Women Leaders in Global Health Conference
• NIH helps LMIC institutions combat sexual harassment
• Focus on One Health research: a holistic approach to improving the health of people, animals and the environment
  • Prawn farming reduces disease, provides food source in Senegal
  • Scientists in Tanzania show bacterial zoonoses, not malaria, often the cause of febrile diseases
  • Research improves health among Mongolian livestock herders
    
• How the global research community is benefiting from virtual engagement
  Opinion by Fogarty Director Dr Roger I Glass
• Grantee studies nanotechnology to help eradicate tuberculosis
  Q and A with Dr Admire Dube
• Profile: Fogarty Fellow Dr Matchecane Cossa studied surgical quality in Mozambique
• NIH studies global-to-local solutions for HIV/AIDS stigma
• Global Burden of Disease (GBD) 2019 study highlights NCD risk factors
• People in the global health news
• Global health news briefs

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