Public Health in the News – March 30
Global India, along with the Southeast Asian region, has been declared free of polio! A guest blog post over at Scientific American talks about the fight against tuberculosis [...]
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Public Health in the News – March 23rd
Global Drug-resistant tuberculosis is spreading around the world at an alarming rate. “We’re making a hard life harder for Jordanians.” Syrian refugees in [...]
Foreign Aid, Gay Rights, and Public Health in Africa
by Osefame Ewaleifoh and Kate Klein The world is witnessing a pivotal time in human rights and the gay rights movement. On the one hand, the U.S Supreme Court recently [...]
Public Health in the News
Global A canadian researcher has shown that the Olympics increase the number of people participating in sports – but only in the short term. The Frontline Health [...]
Public Health in the News
Global With the winter Olympics around the corner, a Huffington Post article considers the public health risks associated with such large gatherings. Bill Gates and Lawrence [...]
Public Health in the News
Global The annual letter from Bill and Melinda Gates’ foundation predicted that there will be almost no poor countries left by 2035. Bill Gates supported the idea of [...]
A Global Health Case Competition Comes to Northwestern!
by Kate Klein (MPH Student) Last year I was fortunate enough to be chosen for the NU team competing at the Emory University International Global Health Case Competition. For [...]
