2016 Global Health Symposium: War leads to life lessons, apps to improve health care
Doctors Without Borders veteran and app developer is keynote speaker for 2016 Global Health Symposium.
Doctors Without Borders veteran and app developer is keynote speaker for 2016 Global Health Symposium.
If you missed "The Promise of Paris," watch the video now as a Wisconsin panel reviews the U.N. climate talks' impact on Wisconsin.
Climate change is affecting women in higher numbers, with famine, disease and now the dangers of the Zika virus.
Peter Blank standing in front of a monoculture of Big Bluestem. Photo: Tim Whitby This story was originally posted on wisc.edu Grassland bioenergy could be a win-win for Wisconsin’s farmers and its wildlife. A new University of Wisconsin—Madison and Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources study shows that converting marginal farmlands to perennial grassland biofuel crops could …
GHI Director Jonathan Patz says Clean Power Plan is not just energy policy and dollars but lives and people dying.
Climate change is a leading factor in the conversation about the Zika Virus.
Scientists growing concern about the Zika virus has many looking at the recent rise in temperatures in Latin America.
Record high temperatures will make it harder for health systems in Latin America to manage health epidemics like Zika.
GHI Advisory Member Jorge Osorio, GHI Director Jonathan Patz and UW researcher Matthew Aliota discuss Zika in Discover magazine.