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It’s Good to Talk: Reflections from the IFMSA General Assembly in Ghana

By Medsin
Posted: March 30, 2012

Category: General, Students | Tagged Africa, global health, medical students | Leave a comment

Announcing PLoS Currents: Disasters

By Virginia Barbour
Posted: March 27, 2012

Category: Access, General | Tagged environment, global health, Haiti, health information, neglected tropical diseases, open access, PLoS, reporting | 2 Comments

Zero MDR-TB deaths in children in my lifetime?

By Médecins Sans Frontières
Posted: March 23, 2012

Category: General, MSF | Tagged global health, MSF, tuberculosis | Leave a comment

Today is World Water Day (March 22, 2012)

By Maggie Brown, MS, ELS
Posted: March 22, 2012

Category: General | Tagged Africa, developing world, environment, global health, sanitation, water | Leave a comment

Putting the World in World Kidney Day

By PLOS Guest Blogger
Posted: March 8, 2012

Category: General | Tagged global burden of disease, global health, kidney disease, World Kidney Day | Leave a comment

This Week in PLoS Medicine: End-of-life care; Clean Delivery Kits; Mortality in seniors & more

By Michael Morris
Posted: February 28, 2012

Category: PLoS Medicine Week by Week | Tagged chronic disease, Clean Delivery Kits, end-of-life care, global burden of disease, global health, Mental Health, mortality, neonatal health, neonatal mortality, noncommunicable diseases, palliative care, Seniors | Leave a comment

Speaking of Medsin…

By Medsin
Posted: February 27, 2012

Category: Students | Tagged global health, medical students, medsin | Leave a comment

Sanitation is Key in Controlling Worm Diseases

By Maggie Brown, MS, ELS
Posted: January 27, 2012

Category: Authors, General, Neglected Diseases, Public | Tagged global health, neglected tropical diseases, Policy, sanitation | 1 Comment

Dreadful Deauville disappoints on health

By Rhona MacDonald
Posted: June 6, 2011

Category: Policy, Public | Tagged Deauville, G8, global health | 2 Comments

Rinderpest: the puzzling story of a plague that is no longer a news story

By Virginia Barbour
Posted: May 31, 2011

Category: General | Tagged food security, global health, Rinderpest | Leave a comment

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