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Apply now for 2018 global health grants
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Global Health Institute (GHI) is pleased to announce the application period is open for its 2018 grants and awards. This competitive grant program is designed to…
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UW-Madison Joins National Network to Combat Opioid Epidemic, Substance Abuse Disorders
UW-Madison Joins National Network to Combat Opioid Epidemic, Substance Abuse Disorders
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University of Wisconsin National One Health Day Colloquium now accepting abstracts for flash talks
University of Wisconsin National One Health Day Colloquium now accepting abstracts for flash talks
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Office of the Provost now soliciting proposals for the 2018 Baldwin Wisconsin Idea Endowment grant competition
Office of the Provost now soliciting proposals for the 2018 Baldwin Wisconsin Idea Endowment grant competition
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The Guardian: Quitting coal: a health benefit equivalent to quitting tobacco, alcohol and fast-food
Quitting coal: a health benefit equivalent to quitting tobacco, alcohol and fast-food: Jonathan Patz
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Cost Analysis of Humanitarian Action
During the past two decades, economists have published an enormous volume of work on development and humanitarian programs. However, most of this research focuses on the impacts of development and…
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Tupesis helps link resident training and global health
GHI's Janis Tupesis works on many fronts to bring global health to residency programs.
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Tupesis helps design global health course for health care learners
UW Emergency Physician Janis Tupesis helps create online global health course for medical students/residents.
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Nursing student brings fresh perspective to UW-Madison
Nursing student brings different perspective
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Why is the yellow fever outbreak in Angola a ‘threat to the entire world’?
Why is the yellow fever outbreak in Angola a ‘threat to the entire world’? Read about it in the International Journal of Infectious Diseases
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Slow Change
Respect Slow Change: Leaving a good legacy
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Straits Times: Scientists say climate change may have fuelled Zika outbreak
Scientists growing concern about the Zika virus has many looking at the recent rise in temperatures in Latin America.
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Bloomberg: Scientists Say Climate Change May Have Fueled Zika
Record high temperatures will make it harder for health systems in Latin America to manage health epidemics like Zika.
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Daily Cardinal: Campus wide women’s rights initiative looks to partner with ASM
Several academic departments and the Associated Students of Madison come together to help engage the 4W's.
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Wisconsin State Journal: UW-Madison, Monona to collaborate on city project
Assistant Scientist Jason Vargo leads new effort to connect city needs with university classes, putting Wisconsin Idea into action.
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DiscoverMagazine.com: What lessons will we learn from Zika?
GHI Advisory Member Jorge Osorio, GHI Director Jonathan Patz and UW researcher Matthew Aliota discuss Zika in Discover magazine.
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Higher temperatures make Zika mosquito spread disease more
Experts are saying that increased temperatures are leading to a likely increase of the Zika virus.
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Global access to medical opioids for severe pain still lacking
GHI Special Advisor James Cleary writes in "The Lancet" that worldwide access to medical opioids for pain is still lacking.