Eradication Isn’t Over Until It’s OverBy Dr. Kashef Ijaz, Vice President-Health, The Carter Center Completely wiping out a disease is nearly impossible. In all of history,...
CDC Stands Up New Disease Forecasting CenterToday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is announcing a new center designed to advance the use of forecasting and...
The Center for Victims of Torture: Healing Across Cultures and Languages–in Georgia and WorldwideBy: Darlene Lynch, CVT The Center for Victims of Torture, the largest treatment program of its kind for survivors of torture and war...
Addressing Pediatric Surgery Needs in HondurasBy Charles Redding, MedShare CEO & President Access to basic and specialized healthcare in Central America largely depends on...
Peace and Health Go Hand in Hand. We Must Pursue BothBy Dr. Kashef Ijaz, Vice President-Health, and Barbara J. Smith, Vice President-Peace, The Carter Center Back in the turbulent 1960s,...
What The Task Force for Global Health Means By Health EquityBy The Task Force for Global Health The Task Force for Global Health was founded nearly 40 years ago to advance health equity. Here is...
CDC global health veteran to lead Emory Global Health InstituteWoodruff Health Sciences Center | June 29, 2021 Source: https://news.emory.edu/stories/2021/06/eghi_vice_president_martin/index.html...
Biomedical Equipment Donations Helping to Achieve Sustainable Development Goals in NigeriaBy Charles Redding, MedShare CEO & President The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development adopted by all United Nations Member States in...
Partner Countries Take Ownership of Their SuccessBy Dr. Kashef Ijaz, Vice President-Health, The Carter Center Following on my commentary last month regarding health care capacity...
The COVID-19 Pandemic has Shone a Bright Light on Health Inequities in the United StatesBy Dr. Stephanie Adams, Interim Executive Director, Global Health Crisis Coordination Center According to the CDC, Native American and...