inon schenker
About inon schenker
Role(s) / Profession(s)
- Academic
- Consultant
Organization
- Operation Abraham Collaborative - OAC
Work Location(s)
- Israel
- South Africa
- Switzerland
- Uganda
Language(s)
Recent Contributions
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inon schenker replied to "IAS 2011: Male Circumcision reduces HIV incidence in men by 76%" in the [ARCHIVED] HIV Prevention community.
o add to the discussion informative news I believe its vital that we take notice of the new policy of the American Academy of Pediatrics, which does give strength to those of the view that male circumcision is not a Golden bullet in the fight against AIDS in Africa, but ...
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inon schenker replied to "Registration Open: Geneva Seminar on Working for the U.N. in Health (20-23 May 2012)" in the [ARCHIVED] HIV Prevention community.
Geneva Seminar: Working for the United Nations in Health team has received dozens of applications from around the globe and the acceptance letters will be going out this coming week. The formal letter could serve in applying for scholarships, visa and other formalities. The Seminar HAS NOT any scholarship program ...
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inon schenker started a discussion "Registration Open: Geneva Seminar on Working for the U.N. in Health (20-23 May 2012)". in the [ARCHIVED] HIV Prevention community.
Sharing news on interesting events and courses: The 2012 Geneva Seminar on Working for the United Nations in Health is an opportunity to learn more on how to engage with the United Nations as Interns, Consultants or employees for those interested in Global Health. May 20-23, 2012. Geneva, Switzerland/ Registration ...
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inon schenker started a discussion "Working for the United Nations in Health - an". in the Global Surgery & Anesthesia community.
Dr Jessica Tang from Peru and Switzerland is a co-organizer of a unique seminar in Geneva, Switzerland this coming May, focusing on enhancing capacity and exposure of practitioners and researchers in global health who have an interest to engage with the U.N. as an employer. She wrote: The 2012 Geneva ...
Recent Recommendations
- None at this time.