See this article from CUGH Board of Directors member Phil Landrigan published in the Lancet. This article focuses on how we can secure children’s health in this changing global health environment.
Read MoreStopping Gun Violence in the Americas
Millions of guns are shipped to Central and South America from the United States. Many of these weapons fall into the hands of paramilitary groups, organized criminal networks and gangs. This is a significant driver of the very high homicide rate in this region and has created a climate of terror in many areas that is…
Read MoreA CALL TO ACTION TO REFORM GLOBAL HEALTH PARTNERSHIPS
The global health enterprise has improved the well-being of people. However, structural inequities persist within the sector. This contributes to inequality and impacts Sustainable Development Goals. Read the full article, published in The BMJ, and authored by UGHE’s Agnes Binagwaho, and CUGH’s Executive Director, Keith Martin, among others, and sign our call to action…
Read MoreOpinion piece on Monkeypox published in Scientific American by CUGH TAC Member Dr. Jawad Noon
Please see this opinion piece by TAC member Dr. Jawad Noon on Monkeypox for Scientific American. It outlines how policymakers can apply lessons learned from COVID19 to the current monkeypox outbreak.
Read MoreExamining the Links Between Climate Change and Health
Check out this article co-authored by CUGH Executive Director Dr. Keith Martin and Dr. Catherine Machalaba, which examines the links between climate change and human health. “Once viewed as a future threat, the science is clear that the impacts of climate change are very much present and rapidly growing. These are increasingly evident in climate…
Read MoreBuilding forward better: a commentary from Dr. Keith Martin & Ms. Zoe Mullan
How do we build forward better post Covid-19? The Lancet Global Health editor Zoe Mullan and CUGH Executive Director Dr. Keith Martin aim to answer that in this commentary, in which they discuss specific reforms the global health community can adopt.
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