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Lancet Paper on Urbanisation in China

Hi all, This is a quick note. Great article in Lancet from March on the drivers, process and outcomes of rapid, recent urbanization in China. Apologies for not posting sooner. Urbanisation and health in China. Prof Peng Gong PhD et al. The Lancet - 3 March…
By Alessandro Demaio on 16 May 2012 0 Recommendations 0 Replies

The Global Heart Network announces the Global Forum on Humanitarian Medicine Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery

The Double Mortality Burden Among Adults in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 2006-2009 Introduction In Ethiopia, lack of reliable data on causes of death prevents full understanding of the double mortality burden of communicable and noncommunicable diseases. Our…
By Annabel Lavielle on 11 May 2012 0 Recommendations 1 Replies

Non communicable diseases are the leading causes of death in Addis Abababa

Abstract Introduction In Ethiopia, lack of reliable data on causes of death prevents full understanding of the double mortality burden of communicable and noncommunicable diseases. Our objective was to help bridge this research gap by analyzing…
By Awoke Misganaw on 02 May 2012 1 Recommendations 0 Replies

Job Opportunity with Health Horizons International (Dominican Republic)

About the Position: Health Horizons International (HHI) is seeking an Executive Director to lead our organization's development and growth in the Dominican Republic. The position demands a passion for global health and community development, a commitment…
By Laura McNulty on 18 Apr 2012 0 Recommendations 0 Replies

Help ban smoking in Harvard housing - sign this petition

Why banning smoking in Harvard housing? The following buildings are designated as smoke-free. 10 Akron Street 18 Banks Street/8A Mount Auburn Street 5 Cowperthwaite Street 29 Garden Street 2 and 4 Grant Street Harvard@Trilogy (170 Brookline Avenue)…
By Kristin Huang on 17 Apr 2012 0 Recommendations 1 Replies

Follow the Geneva Health Forum, live via Twitter and online

We are interested to meet people who will attend the PL02 Redesigning Healthcare Services for Chronic Diseases: Beyond Silos on Thursday 19 at 10:30am and the PS16 The Chronicity of HIV/AIDS at 12:30pm that same day. Waner Jerome
By Alessandro Demaio on 16 Apr 2012 0 Recommendations 2 Replies

Registration is Open for Harvard's Health and Human Rights and Sleep and Shift Work Programs

Intensive Course on Health and Human Rights: Concepts, Implementation and Impact June 11–13, 2012 Boston, MA Website: https://ccpe.sph.harvard.edu/ICHH Professionals and leaders in public health, medicine, law, development, education, humanitarian…
By Maryanne Kirby on 04 Apr 2012 0 Recommendations 0 Replies

The potential role of tobacco control advocates in NCD prevention

It is common knowledge within tobacco control that the only effective way to reduce tobacco use in populations is by changing the environment via policies. Targeting individual behaviour without changing policies has, in country after country, been proven…
By Syed Mahbubul Alam on 04 Apr 2012 0 Recommendations 0 Replies

Washington premiere of the LIFE Before Death documentary on April 5th

You can watch the film here: http://www.lifebeforedeath.com/movie/index.shtml or see free short films from the documentary on our website at www.TreatThePain.org. Waner, you may be interested in learning more about our work in Nigeria here:…
By Meg OBrien on 27 Mar 2012 0 Recommendations 7 Replies

The Perpetual Challenge of Infectious Diseases

Great review of the history of infectious disease.
By Ziad El-Khatib on 13 Feb 2012 2 Recommendations 2 Replies
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Treating non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in resource-poor countries is a global health priority. Members of this community share effective approaches to combating endemic NCDs in poor populations.

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