Our Executive Director, Keith Martin, spoke with Katherine E. Bliss of CSIS about the outcomes of COP26 and why it’s important to integrate a focus on health into global discussions about climate.
Read More“Pollution and the Heart”: Article in the New England Journal of Medicine
Please see and share this article published in the New England Journal of Medicine “Pollution and the Heart” co-written by CUGH Board member Dr. Phillip Landrigan.
Read MoreApply for a New PHI/CDC Global Health Fellowship Program
The PHI/CDC Global Health Fellowship Program is excited to announce an off-cycle, one-year pilot program to provide opportunities for recent graduates interested in exploring a career in global health. We are seeking candidates with graduate degrees from minority-serving institutions interested in gaining global health training and experience working with the CDC. Selected finalists will participate…
Read MoreHIV and COVID-19 – When Pandemics Collide
An ICAP World AIDS Day / Columbia Mailman Centennial Distinguished Speakers Series Event Presented by ICAP at Columbia University and the Columbia Mailman School of Public Health Against the backdrop of the continuing COVID-19 pandemic, ICAP and the Columbia Mailman School Public Health commemorated World AIDS Day 2021 with an event that considered the status…
Read More“Academia’s Role in Impacting Global Challenges” Address Delivered at UFCSPA by CUGH Executive Director
On December 2nd, our Executive Director, Keith Martin, delivered an address at Il Congresso UFCSPA on Academia’s role in impacting global challenges.
Read MoreProtect Health Care Workers and Academia from Violence
PRESS RELEASE | FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The virulent spread of disinformation and an increasingly polarized political environment has fueled threats of violence against healthcare workers and academics. It has also resulted in aggressive efforts by some to obstruct access to health care facilities by patients and caregivers. Canada’s Liberal government under PM Justin Trudeau has…
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