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Beyond Donations: Building Sustainable Healthcare Systems in Western Kenya
Jul 01, 2009
Bob Einterz, M.D., and Fran Quigley of AMPATH write about their work to "empower the world’s poor with decision-making roles, address the critical problem of health care worker 'brain drain' from developing countries, and confronting broad poverty challenges."
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New Leadership Team at International Trachoma Initiative to Build Stronger Partnerships to Eliminate Blinding Trachoma
Jul 02, 2009
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US turns attention to neglected tropical diseases and launches new website
Jul 02, 2009
| TropIKA
Uganda to dole out free mosquito nets in fight against malaria
Jul 02, 2009
| Mission Network News
Roche to ease Tamiflu access in developing economies
Jul 02, 2009
| Reuters
Tackling Africa’s silent disease
Jul 01, 2009
| The Scientist
Vitamin D deficiency a growing global problem
Jul 01, 2009
| The Examiner
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From Georgia to Ethiopia: the Fight against Blinding Trachoma
In a five-part series on WABE, Odette Yousef reports on The Carter Center's work to control trachoma and malaria in Ethiopia; part of the Center's ongoing, global fight against neglected tropical diseases.
New Technologies + Proven Strategies = Healthy Communities
Explore GHP's wrap up of the Global Health Council's 36th annual Conference, including the 2009 Best Practices in Global Health Award.
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