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Global Health Journalism Class
UW Global Health reporting student Allison Barrett found that Bhutan, rated top on the worl'd happiness index, is not such a happy place for ethnic Nepali citizens. She writes an interesting insight into deaf Bhutanese refugees now living in Kent.
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Tonny Jimmy Owalla
He/Him tjowalla@uw.edu Year Entered: 2023 Hometown: Uganda Prior Degree and Institution: MS in Molecular Biology, Makerere University ...
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Syphilis microbe’s family has plagued humans for millennia
Ancient DNA recovered from Brazilian remains shows that treponemal diseases originated some 10,000 years earlier than previously thought. ...
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Reproductive empowerment and contraceptive choice among adolescent girls and young women in Kenya: A person-centered approach to unintended pregnancy prevention (The MARA Study)
In this project, we are adapting a validated measure of sexual and reproductive empowerment for the Kenyan context, which we are using in tandem with discrete choice experiment method to better understand adolescent girls’ and young women’s preferences...
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Faculty Member Jerry Cangelosi Awarded Commercialization Grant
Researchers led by Jerry Cangelosi (DEOHS, Epi, GH) were awarded a commercialization grant for a health care diagnostic tool. They are developing a product that can detect whether the bacteria present is capable of turning into a serious infection -...
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Navigating Hurricane Beryl in Jamaica
Tracking-Hurricane-Beryl.jpg ...
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Broaden Diversity and Excellence within the Field of Global Health
Support the UW DGH Endowed Fellowship for Global Health Excellence, Equity and Impact ...
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Miriam Alvarado
Master of Public Health (MPH ’13) ...
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Guy Palmer, Director of WSU's School of Global Animal Health, on Rabies and Global Stunting: A Washington Global Health Alliance Discovery Series Lecture
The Washington State University Paul G. Allen School for Global Animal Health is working on both a global rabies effort and an assessment of global stunting – all through a multidisciplinary approach. In the Washington Global Health Alliance Discovery...
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UN Asks Nations to Better Prepare, Cool the Vulnerable As 'Extreme Heat Epidemic' Breaks Records
After three of Earth’s hottest days ever measured, the United Nations called for a flurry of efforts to try to reduce the human toll from soaring and searing temperatures, calling it “an extreme heat epidemic.” ...