U.S. could learn about cancer prevention—from Rwanda
U.S. could learn about cancer prevention—from Rwanda. Collaboration is key says GHI’s James Conway.
U.S. could learn about cancer prevention—from Rwanda. Collaboration is key says GHI’s James Conway.
On Tuesday, July 14, Doctors Without Borders will acknowledge the one year mark following the war in Gaza through an investigative webcast discussing the possible plateau of humanitarian action in the Occupied Palestinian Territories derived from prolonged residency in inhumane environmental conditions. Two experienced MSF field workers – nurse Sarah Woznick, who worked in Gaza …
Africa in Our Lives: Aleia McCord
GHI grants support emergency medicine, women, palliative care and more
The Infectious Disease Interest Group (IDIG) is a group of students, faculty, and practitioners from various departments, the State Lab of Hygiene, and Department of Health that’s mission is to bring individuals together who work and/or are interested in the population-level aspects of infectious diseases. July’s Infectious Disease Interest Group topic will be concerning Listeria …
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WEI Seed Grant Project Exports Benefits of Biogas