March/April 2012 Global Health Matters Newsletter

Inside this Issue

• $20M awarded to establish research training network
• Building the next generation of global health leaders: opinion by Fogarty Director Dr Roger I Glass
• Focus on Fulbright-Fogarty Fellows
  • Fogarty partnership with Fulbright provides new overseas training opportunities
  • Tracking drug-resistant TB in Malawi
  • Studying social networks to combat HIV in South Africa
  • Serving individuals while developing lab skills
  • Vet uses fellowship to map future course
• White House encourages global health innovations
• US agencies integrating science into development
• Exploring the Grand Challenges in Global Mental Health
• Child health expert Dr. Alejandro Cravioto stresses early interventions
• Microbicides provide new hope for HIV prevention in women
• What we're reading: Global Justice and Bioethics
• Global health briefs
• People in the news

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