September / October 2013 Global Health Matters Newsletter

Inside this Issue

• African medical schools see profound culture change
• Fogarty awards $22M through new HIV research training program
• Fogarty supports infectious disease research training
• NIH Clinical Center 60th anniversary:
  • NIH Clinical Center celebrates 60 years of research
  • Researchers at Clinical Center show mouse virus may cause breast cancer in humans
• Focus on the Human Microbiome Project:
  Research shows promise, may result in treatments
• Role of gender in global health researcher: Q and A with Dr Janine Clayton, Director, NIH Office of Research on Women's Health
• Evaluating Fogarty's impact: Opinion by Fogarty Director Dr Roger I Glass
• Profile: Fogarty Fellow Dr Robin Petroze studies Rwanda's surgical capacity
• Chinese bats likely source of SARS virus, researchers report
• Researchers study human dynamics to track bird flu
• Disease mapping is critical planning tool for researchers
• Malaria vaccine is safe, effective
• Fogarty marks namesake's 100-year milestone
• Global health briefs
• People in the news

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