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Interested in pursuing a career in the rights of persons with disabilities? There are a number of exciting opportunities currently available within the International Disability Alliance Secretariat and with our partners!

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04/12/2018

This week, we are proud to present our exciting collaboration with global surgery platform, One.Surgery. Borne from an idea just nine-months ago by forward-looking British orthopaedic surgeon, Mr Saqib Noor, One.Surgery is now managed by a fast growing international team passionate about improving s...

24/11/2018

26/02/2018

Background Metrics to measure the burden of surgical conditions, such as disability weights (DWs), are poorly defined, particularly for pediatric conditions. To summarize the literature on DWs of...

07/02/2018

SurgeryVolume 163, Issue 2, February 2018, Pages 463-466Global medicineGuide to research in academic global surgery: A statement of the Society of University Surgeons Global Academic Surgery CommitteeAuthor links open overlay panelSaurabhSalujaabBenedictNwomehcSamuel R.G.FinlaysondAiXuan L.Holterman...

04/01/2018

DGHI's Eric Green's passions include mentoring students and designing global health interventions that can have an impact at scale--like Nivi, a digital health women's health startup he co-founded in Kenya. Learn more about Eric and other DGHI professors by checking out our latest faculty snapshots here: http://bit.ly/2CBo3R7

04/01/2018

United Nations Sustainable Development Goals - Time for Global Action for People and Planet

03/01/2018

Implanting a shunt or endoscopically reducing intracranial pressure and reducing fluid production are equally effective in treating infants with hydrocephalus caused by brain infections, according to an international team of researchers, but endoscopy may have fewer down-the-line complications.

03/01/2018

If you’re just testing your interest in population-level health or you’re a veteran public health-er, you may be a bit bewildered by the proliferation of the various “healths”: public health, global health, planetary health, one health… The differences can be squishy, the

03/01/2018

This Viewpoint discusses the need to fund and conduct clinical trials that focus on the needs of pregnant women, children, people older than 65 years, and people with intellectual, functional or physical disabilities given that these populatoins comprise more than half of the US population.

02/01/2018

Best Global Health Stories of 2017: Editors' Choices It's time for GHN's annual year-end tradition: Our writers and editors have brought back their favorite stories about global health.

02/01/2018

Unsafe food containing harmful bacteria, viruses, parasites or chemical substances, causes more than 200 diseases – ranging from diarrhoea to cancers.
Preparing food? Make sure it’s safe!

02/01/2018

MoyoMedical Technologies has been featured at major conferences and noteworthy competitions. The team has won prestigious prizes, significant funding, and exceptional honors. Check out our latest news below.

01/01/2018

"He who has health, has hope; and he who has hope, has everything." These words by Scottish writer and philosopher Thomas Carlyle are just as true today as they were 150(ish) years ago. Our wish for 2018 is good health for EVERYONE, no matter where they live in the world. Let's work toward this together! What's YOUR global health wish for 2018? Share it with us in the comments!

30/12/2017

According to a 2016 report by the Lancet Commission on Global Surgery, two out of every three people in the world lack access to surgical care. To bridge this gap, Duke Surgery has extended its reach beyond the City of Medicine and onto the global stage, with several initiatives combining research,�...