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A changing climate & shifting epidemiology: shared risks and opportunities

By Alessandro Demaio, MBBS MPH PhD
Posted: July 31, 2013

Category: HSPH, Sandro | Tagged cancers, climate, climatechange, diabetes, global, globalhealth, health, heartdisease, NCDs, noncommunicabledisease | 62 Comments

Shining a light on developing world’s biggest killer: non-communicable diseases

By NCDFREE
Posted: March 31, 2013

Category: NCDFREE | Tagged cancer, chronic, development, diabetes, equity, globalhealth, health, heartdisease, NCDFREE, NCDs | 3 Comments

Three thoughts from Translational Global Health

By Alessandro Demaio, MBBS MPH PhD
Posted: December 3, 2012

Category: Sandro | Tagged climate, diabetes, globalhealth, governance, government, health, HIV, mhealth, NCDs, policy, publichealth, social, socialmedia, some, TB, TGH, twitter, UN, UNAIDS, WHO | 2 Comments

Translational Global Health facilitates the translation of findings from basic science to practical applications in Global Health practice and, thus, meaningful health outcomes for diverse populations and societies.

Translational Global Health is an independent blog on the PLOS BLOGS Network, focusing on the field, concepts and challenges of Global Health. Dr Alessandro Demaio and his team of regular guest bloggers bring honest, pragmatic discussion – with a special interest in Non-Communicable Disease and Global Health 2.0.

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