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For Heidi van Rooyen, equitable partnerships are at the center of global health leadership
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Mobile WACh NEO: Communication Empowering Mothers and Newborns
We developed a human-computer hybrid communication system (Mobile WACh: Mobile Solutions for Women’s and Children’s Health) that engages mothers to increase demand for care, and improves outcomes for both mothers and infants. Mobile WACh NEO is an...
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Becca Blyn
She/Her bblyn@uw.edu Year Entered: 2022 Hometown: Mission Viejo, CA Prior Degree and Institution: Harvey Mudd College: BS in Biology ...
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Robert Newman, MD, MPH, Named 2014 Distinguished Alumni
Robert Newman, MD, MPH, is the 2014 School of Public Health Distinguished Alumnus. Dr. Newman earned his MPH in the International Health Program of the Department of Epidemiology in 1998 and rapidly emerged as a leader in global health. ...
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Leadership Group for the Infectious Diseases Clinical Research Consortium (IDCRC-LG)
The emphasis (and strength) of the IDCRCLG is to facilitate, plan and help implement clinical research for respiratory and enteric infections, malaria/tropical diseases, and sexually transmitted infections (STIs), and to respond to emerging infectious...
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Evaluation of the Youth Health Africa (YHA) Project
This implementation science project is a collaboration with the Aurum Institute in South Africa. YHA has two goals: (1) to improve the employability and livelihoods of the young adults it engages, but also (2) to strengthen the HIV response in South...
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Latest News from Global Medicines
The Department's Global Medicine's Program reports on its work with the assessment of the pharmacovigilance and drug regulatory systems in Bangladesh. Joseph Babigumira was awarded a grant from the UW School of Public Health and the UW Center for...
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Alex McGee
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New Endowed Professorship for Study of Population Health
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Where You're Born Even Within A Country Still Matters (NPR - Features Simon Hay)
Better vaccines, nutrition and disease control have cut the global death rate for children in half over the past 20 years. But even within countries that have made major progress, children can face greatly different fates. ...