Covid 19

September COVID-19 Newsletter: Learning from Polio

While this newsletter ordinarily focuses on the ongoing pandemic, I would like to take a moment this week to highlight a monumental achievement in global health: wild-poliovirus eradication from the African continent.

Planetary Health

Faculty Fellow Erin Mordecai on climate change and mosquito-borne diseases

Vulnerable populations

Rosenkranz Prize Winner Leads Effort to Protect Health-Care Workers from COVID-19 in Under-Resourced Countries

Vulnerable populations

Faculty Fellow Manu Prakash Shares COVID-19 Innovations With the World

Covid 19

August COVID-19 Newsletter: Barreling Towards a Vaccine

With more than 200 COVID-19 vaccines barreling towards deployment and Russia approving an untested vaccine last week...

In the Headlines

CIGH Leadership is Proud to Support this Opinion Piece in The Hill

News

New website explains how hospitals can decontaminate and reuse scarce N95 masks to fight COVID-19

Covid 19

COVID-19 Global Response Seed Grants

Vulnerable populations

A personal reflection: Why Congo has the largest measles outbreak in the world

Research

Congratulations to the 2020 Global Health Seed Grant Award Winners

Events

Save the Date: 2021 Global Health Research Convening

Vulnerable populations

Treating Blindness Improves the Economies of Low- and Middle-income Countries

Events

Call for Abstracts | 2020 Global Health Research Convening

Research

We are accepting applications for the 2020 Global Health Seed Grants

Planetary Health

Preserving human health and the natural systems that sustain it

News

Stanford Researcher finds a new way for cells to communicate

Vulnerable populations

Burns in India: Emergency care improving, but patients often too injured to benefit

Research

Artificial Intelligence and Global Health

News

An inclusive and international collaboration to understand the human microbiome

News

Stanford Medicine magazine details efforts to improve health worldwide

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