NIH global health research newsletter from Fogarty, including articles on the May 1 Fogarty at 50 symposium, adolescent health research and more.
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March / April 2018
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Join Fogarty on May 1 to commemorate 50 years of its global health research and training programs. The full-day symposium, titled "Fogarty at 50: What are the new frontiers in global health research?" will be webcast live.
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Representatives from Fogarty and from across NIH discussed health inequities at the Consortium of Universities for Global Health annual meeting, held in New York City in March.
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As Fogarty celebrates its 50th anniversary, Director Dr. Roger I. Glass reflects on the Center's accomplishments and remembers its namesake, Rep. John Edward Fogarty.
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A program in Zimbabwe developed with partial support from Fogarty helps reduce the mental health treatment gap by training lay health workers to deliver problem-solving therapy.
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Also in this issue
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Advancing research in Peru: Q and A with Dr Patricia Garcia Dr. Garcia of Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia discusses how Fogarty shaped her career, and fostering research collaborations in-country and across the globe.
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Profile: Armed with career development award, former Fogarty Fellow fights rheumatic heart disease in Malawi Five years after completing a Fogarty global health fellowship in pediatric cardiology, Dr. Amy Sims Sanyahumbi has returned to Malawi.
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Research!America honors Fogarty Director Roger Glass Dr. Glass was presented the 2018 Geoffrey Beene Builders of Science Award for his research and advocacy efforts in global health.
People in the news:
- Infectious diseases expert Dr. Robert Redfield leading CDC
- Dr. Josephine Olsen appointed Peace Corps director
- Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves has new CEO Dymphna van der Lans
- Dr. Jeremy Farrar to continue as Wellcome Trust director
- CUGH recognizes Dr. Michael Merson global health leadership
- Dr. Clement Adebamowo recognized by clinical oncology society
- Longtime Fogarty grantee Dr. Peter Mason dies
- Details: People in the news
Global health briefs:
- NIH unveils plan for universal flu vaccine
- NIA-Alzheimer's Association framework to spur Alzheimer's research
- NIH releases adolescent brain data
- New mental health data tools are available from NIHMH
- Nursing Now campaign launched
- Violence and mental health report released
- Details: Global health briefs
Fogarty in the news
E-news extras
- News & publications featuring Fogarty staff:
- Fogarty grantee news
- NIH global health research news
- NIH experts call for transformative research approach to end tuberculosis
NIAID/NIH news, March 9, 2018
- Antiviral drug not beneficial for reducing mother-to-child transmission of hepatitis B when added to existing preventatives: NIH-funded study [in Thailand] observes no significant reduction of infection rates at age 6 months
NICHD/NIH news, March 7, 2018
- High uptake and use of vaginal ring for HIV prevention observed in open-label study
NIAID/NIH news, March 6, 2018
- One-month tuberculosis prophylaxis as effective as nine-month regimen for people living with HIV
NIAID/NIH news, March 5, 2018
- NIAID unveils strategic plan for developing a universal influenza vaccine
NIAID/NIH news, February 28, 2018
- More global health research news from Fogarty
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