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Bill Foege Visits Stanford as Part of
Conversations in Global Health

Michele Barry and Erica Weirich with
Bill Foege after the session

Stanford-NBC News Fellowship
in Media and Global Health

Joyce Ho, Inaugural Fellow
2011-2012 with Michele Barry, MD at the
Kaiser Family Foundation Orientation, DC

Johnson and Johnson
Global Health
Scholars Program

Gina Suh, MD in Bangladesh
as a Johnson & Johnson
Global Health
Scholar 2010-2011

Johnson & Johnson Global Health Scholars Program

Andy Copland, MD and Tomas Davee, MD in Uganda as Johnson & Johnson Global Health Scholars 2010-2011

Mary Duke Biddle
Clinical Scholars
Program

Jori Bogetz, MD in Bangladesh as a Mary Duke Biddle Clinical Scholar 2010-2011

Johnson & Johnson
Global Health
Scholars Program

Tyler Johnson, MD in South Africa as
Johnson & Johnson Global Health
Scholar 2010-2011

Outreach
through
Clinical Services

Paul Drain, MD, MPH visiting an orphanage
in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

Building Capacity
through Teaching

Tom Nguyen, MD in Eritrea as
Johnson & Johnson Global Health
Scholar 2009-2010

Global Research
Collaborations

Brian Blackburn, MD in Central
Nigeria Nighttime Testing for
Malaria and Filariasis

From the CIGH Director
Photo of Michele Barry, MD, FACP
Dr. Michele Barry

Dear Global Health Colleagues,

As we head toward summer solstice, I wanted to provide you with some new and exciting updates from the Center for Innovation in Global Health (CIGH). 

In January, Bill Foege discussed his career and the eradication of smallpox as part of the series in “Conversations in Global Health”. You can watch the interview here.  In March and April, we hosted Dr. Peter Hotez, the President of the Sabin Vaccine Institute jointly with the Institute of Immunity Transplantation (ITI) and ... Read the Rest of the Spring Newsletter »

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eran_bendavidDevelopment Assistance Spending 05.10.2012

 

Eran Bendavid with Rajaie Batniji recently published an article in the PLoS Medicine on "Does Development Assistance for Health Really Displace Government Health Spending? Reassessing the Evidence" which discusses the lack of evidence that international health aid is actually being wasted.


You can read more about this article, here.

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