Public Health in the News – May 31, 2015
Global Several former interns at the World Health Organization are advocating for better access to global health internships for people from middle- or low-income countries. [...]
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Public Health in the News – April 5, 2015
Global Next week’s World Health Day will focus on the issue of food safety: “From farm to plate, make food safe.” National How does your brain process sour [...]
Public Health in the News – March 29, 2015
Global In honor of World Tuberculosis Day, the Director of the CDC’s Center for Global Health outlines a plan to “strengthen basic TB programs to find, cure, and [...]
Public Health in the News – November 23, 2014
Global India’s Prime Minister has created a new ministry to support traditional health practices. However, many of these practices are not evidence-based. [...]
Public Health in the News – September 29, 2014
Global Nature News has a fantastic profile of Sheik Humarr Khan and other public health workers as they fought against Ebola in Sierra Leone. Science is not enough to stop [...]
Public Health in the News – September 21, 2014
Global Induced pluripotent stem cells, also known as iPS cells, are formed when researchers take adult cells and cause them to turn into stem cells. It has long been thought [...]
Public Health in the News – June 8, 2014
Global The European Union has created a new set of rules to regulate its clinical trials, which will hopefully stop the decline in trials seen in recent years. A new strategy [...]
