The recording for “Models of Global Collaboration: Practical Approaches to Vaccine Access” is now available! Juliet Nabyonga-Orem and William Ampofo discuss how nations are advancing local vaccine production to strengthen health equity. 🎥 Watch here → bit.ly/3JUYXkX

What’s happening around Harvard in global health this week? 1) Cures for Alzheimer’s, depression? 2) CTE Is Caused by More Than Head Trauma 3) Declining fish stocks and improving human health in Madagascar 4) Humidity turns urban heat into an all-night threat bit.ly/m/HarvardGH_... #globalhealthnews

What’s happening around Harvard in global health this week? - The Lancet Publishes New Analysis on COVID-19 Aid - Battling Antimalarial Drug Resistance - Power & Risk in Food Systems - Hypoxia shows promise as a treatment for disease bit.ly/m/HarvardGH_... @hsph.harvard.edu @harvardmed.bsky.social

On Oct 15, HGHI & the Mignone Center for Career Success co-hosted a panel on “Careers in Global Health: Pathways, Challenges, and Opportunities.” Experts shared insights on building community-centered, and resilient global health careers for #WorldwideWeek. 🌍 Full article: bit.ly/3IW4ast

What’s happening around Harvard in global health this week? - Sexism in medicine continues to endanger women’s health - Building Stronger Health Systems Saves Lives - A Flu Vaccine That Works - Health policy experts concerned about the nation’s health preparedness bit.ly/m/HarvardGH_...

Join us Oct 16, 1:30–2:30 PM ET for a virtual webinar where Margaret Bourdeaux, MD, MPH will present on her Scholarly Working Group's work on “Increasing the Resilience of Threatened Health Systems.” 📌 Register: bit.ly/3ITrR4i 📖 Article: bit.ly/Bourdeaux-SW...

Today on #WorldMentalHealthDay, we affirm that mental health is a universal human right. This year, we highlight HGHI intern Anna Zettelmeyer ’26, who worked with Sangath in India to support adolescent mental health through research and field-based training. Read more: bit.ly/4h1K5xg

What’s happening around Harvard in global health this week? - World Mental Health Day - A condition more common than asthma or diabetes - How a Few Star Scientists Develop Many of Tomorrow’s Cures - Crisis in access to surgical care Read more: bit.ly/m/HarvardGH_... #globalhealthnews

Join Ann-Christine Duhaime, M.D., on Oct 16, 1:30–2:30 PM ET for a virtual talk: “Climate Change, War, and Health in the Next 50-100 Years.” Her SWG explores solutions to reduce climate-related health risks in conflict zones. 📌 Register: bit.ly/3ITrR4i 📖 Read the full article: bit.ly/4n5vqmo

🌍 Join HGHI on Oct 16, 1:30–2:30 PM ET for a virtual event featuring Dr. Megan Murray on climate & health. Last year, her SWG developed community-centered solutions for climate-related health challenges. 📌 Register: bit.ly/3ITrR4i 📖 Read more: bit.ly/3zIJdvQ

#ICYMI The recording of “The Ethics of Priority Setting in Global Health” is now available. Professor Ole F. Norheim joins Dr. Louise Ivers, to discuss fairness, efficiency & ethics in advancing universal health coverage. 📽️ Watch: globalhealth.harvard.edu/recording-et...

🎉 We’re thrilled to welcome the 2025–2026 Cohort of HGHI Burke Fellows & HGHI-Salata Climate & Health Burke Fellows! Five outstanding scholars join HGHI to advance research in global health & climate change. Meet the fellows ➡️ globalhealth.harvard.edu/news-hghi-we...

Join us Oct 16 from 1:30–2:30 PM ET for Bridging Disciplines, Advancing Solutions: Harvard’s Global Health Collaborations, as part of #WorldwideWeek2025. 🔗 Register here: bit.ly/3ITrR4i

What’s happening around Harvard in global health this week? 1) Access to Oncology Medicines in Resource-Challenged Countries 2) Heart Disease Remains the World’s #1 Killer 3) You want chocolate. You need flavanols. 4) AI Distinguishes Glioblastoma Read more: bit.ly/m/HarvardGH_... #globalhealthnews

#ICYMI In our latest Global Health Coffee Session, Dr. Craig Spencer & Dr. Wesler Lambert discuss why global health is a moral imperative and how U.S. leadership & partnerships can shape a more just, resilient future. Watch the full recording: bit.ly/Recording-GH...

🚨 Applications still OPEN! Harvard Faculty: apply by Oct 19, 2025 (11:59pm ET) for HGHI’s Visiting Research Scholarship Program Host an international collaborator for a 6-week residency at Harvard — advancing global health & partnerships. 🎥 Hear from past scholars: bit.ly/43qY5dw

At BIO 2025, the HGHI Scholarly Working Group led by Aparna Parikh on Access to Cancer Therapeutics highlighted strategies to expand equitable access, drawing lessons from global health successes. Read the full article: bit.ly/3KqkC4x

🚨 Applications are NOW OPEN for the 2026–2027 Harvard LEAD Fellowship in Global Health! Fellows receive mentorship, executive education, networking, and a 12-month curriculum with a 6-week residency at Harvard. Apply by Nov 30th. Details & apply here: bit.ly/2026-2027-LEAD-Fellowship-Announcement

❤️ On #WorldHeartDay2025, we reflect on 25 years of progress and the urgent reality that heart disease still claims 19.8M lives each year. 🔗 Read our featured article with Professor David Jones' insights below. bit.ly/World-Heart-...

What’s happening around Harvard in global health this week? Insights from Madagascar interventions, an HMS student presenting at the Lancet Bangkok convening, faster paths from lab to patients, and addressing antibiotic resistance Read more: bit.ly/m/HarvardGH_post_links

Last week, we hosted “The Future of Global Health: Learning from a Decade of Impact in Madagascar.” 🌍 Thanks to our speakers & panelists for sharing insights on health systems, data, & global partnerships! 📌 Watch here: bit.ly/Recording-PI...

Announcing the 2025–26 Scholarly Working Groups, bringing together interdisciplinary teams to address critical global health challenges! 1️⃣ Protecting workers in a warming world 2️⃣ Food systems and adolescent health in Sub-Saharan Africa bit.ly/2025-2026-SWG

🌟 Student Spotlight: Ernest K.W. Yip (HMS ’28) 🌟 Ernest received HGHI funding to present about advancing people centered care at the 2nd Lancet Global Health Commission Convening on People-Centered Care for UHC in Bangkok. Join us in congratulating Ernest! Read more: bit.ly/Student-Spot...

What’s happening in global health this week? - Why Harvard should care about the Arctic - Quantum Computing Export Controls Implications for Health Sector - Only 1 in 4 addicted to opioids takes life-saving meds - Early-Career Scientists Face an Uncertain Future More: bit.ly/m/HarvardGH_post_links

What’s happening around Harvard in global health this week? 1) ‘Shared humanity’ calls doctors to action 2) New AI Tool Pinpoints Genes, Drug Combos To Restore Health in Diseased Cells 3) India’s Path to a Carbon-Free Future 4) Eating disorders in boys and men bit.ly/m/HarvardGH_...

HGHI is now accepting applications for the 2025–26 Visiting Research Scholarship Program! Harvard Faculty are invited to apply to host their international collaborators for a fully funded 6-week in-residence research visit. 📅 Apply by Oct 19, 2025 bit.ly/HGHI-funding...

HGHI Faculty Director Louise Ivers and Amir Mohareb are featured in the Harvard Gazette, highlighting their work in under-resourced communities and research advancing health equity. 📖 Read the full article: bit.ly/News-Shared-...

This past year, HGHI partnered with faculty, students, fellows & global collaborators to advance research, education & policy in global health. We invite you to explore, read, and download our 2024–2025 Annual Report 👉 bit.ly/HGHI-Annual-...

This summer, 53 HGHI students joined 39 organizations in 20+ countries, contributing to global health research and practice—from gender equity in Rwanda to herbal medicine in South Korea to infectious disease genomics at MIT & Harvard. Read the full article: bit.ly/News-Intern-...

What’s happening around Harvard in global health this week? - Metals & sulfate in air pollution mixture - Seeding solutions for bipolar disorder - Subtle Bacterial Shifts & Gut Inflammation - Misinformation & Digital Threats bit.ly/m/HarvardGH_... @hsph.harvard.edu @harvardmed.bsky.social

“What if we offer an attainable, alternative positive vision that connects to the specific actions people take today?” – Ann-Christine Duhaime Duhaime's SWG is exploring how neuroscience & storytelling can shift public perception of the climate crisis. Read more 👉 bit.ly/Research-Duhaime

What’s happening around Harvard in global health this week? 1) High court OKs pause of $800 million in NIH grants 2) A Tuberculosis Lab Makes a Community Healthier 3) Racing against antibiotic resistance 4) Harvard Panel Debunks the Population Implosion Myth Read more: bit.ly/m/HarvardGH_post_links

✋💊🌍Funding cut disrupts promising #Botswana-based efforts led by Dr Roger Shapiro to help children control #HIV w/out regular tx. Read about his work & challenges in #HIV research @ tinyurl.com/mry495xh. @hsph.harvard.edu @harvardmed.bsky.social @fenwayhealth.bsky.social @harvardgh.bsky.social

What’s happening around Harvard in global health this week? - Dismantling of Vaccine Recommendation Process - Climate-Smart Public Health in Nepal - Setback in the fight against pediatric HIV - Using acetaminophen during pregnancy may increase children’s autism and ADHD risk bit.ly/m/HarvardGH_...

What’s happening around Harvard in global health this week? Keeping kids safe in extreme heat Stalking linked w/ increased cardiovascular disease risk in women Supercharge Cancer Immunotherapy Dirty air driving up dementia rates? bit.ly/m/HarvardGH_... @hsph.harvard.edu @harvardmed.bsky.social

What’s happening around Harvard in global health this week? 1) Foundation for U.S. breakthroughs feels shakier to researchers 2) School of Public Health Reinvents Itself 3) AI and your health care data 4) Could lithium explain — and treat — Alzheimer’s? Read more: bit.ly/m/HarvardGH_...

What’s happening around Harvard in #GlobalHealth this week? 1) What Does the Data Say About Food Dye Safety 2) AI chatbots unreliable sources for stroke care information 3) ‘U.S. Science Is at Risk’ 4) The Right Care at the Right Time bit.ly/m/HarvardGH_... @hsph.harvard.edu @harvardmed.bsky.social

What’s happening around Harvard in global health this week? bit.ly/m/HarvardGH_... 1) Disability Pride Month 2) Climate-Change Danger: Wildfire Smoke 3) Global Suicide Rates Highest Among Older Adults 4) Negative Effect on Drug-Development Enterprise @hsph.harvard.edu @harvardmed.bsky.social

What’s happening around Harvard in global health this week? 1) Financing Global Health’s Future 2) Viral Hepatitis Project Engages Community to Transform Care 3) A win-win for clean power 4) Hospitals can reduce errors with simple safety protocols bit.ly/m/HarvardGH_... #GlobalHealthNews

New in JAMA Health Forum: Sarah Bleich, PhD (HGHI Steering Committee Member) & Stacy Dean examine federal actions affecting SNAP, WIC & school meals. 🔗 Read the full article: bit.ly/Federal-Nutr... #FoodSecurity #HealthPolicy

📢 Recording now available: Financing Global Health’s Future: Beyond the Budget Cuts Vanessa Kerry & @jayatighosh.bsky.social discuss sustainable, equitable, and locally led approaches to global health funding. Moderated by Louise Ivers. 🎥 Watch: youtu.be/ZKMZP8E45eg?...

“It’s not the disease that will kill me — it’s the discrimination.” At HGHI’s Coffee Session, Diane De Silva shared her hepatitis B story,one that echoes a global crisis. Learn how the StITCH project is transforming care through community-based primary care. magazine.hms.harvard.edu/articles/vir...

What’s happening around Harvard in global health this week? 1) US Measles Outbreak @belfercenter.bsky.social 2) Medicines To Fight Cancer @harvardmed.bsky.social 3) Women twice as likely to develop Alzheimer’s 4) Research At Risk @harvardmagazine.bsky.social bit.ly/m/HarvardGH_... #GlobalHealthNews

Join Dr. Vanessa Kerry of @seedglobalhealth.bsky.social + Professor @jayatighosh.bsky.social on July 11 for a powerful conversation on the future of global health financing—beyond the budget cuts. 🗓️ 9AM ET | Open to the public & virtual 🔗 Register here: bit.ly/Financing-Gl...

What's happening around Harvard in global health this week? 1) Why are teenagers still dying of AIDS? 2) Fire smoke exposure 3) Got emotional wellness app? 4) Understanding and addressing “chemtrails” bit.ly/m/HarvardGH_... @hsph.harvard.edu @harvardmed.bsky.social @harvardsalata.bsky.social

Dr. Al Ozonoff shares insights from the Sentinel program on building sustainable, locally led genomic surveillance systems in West Africa. 📖 Read the Q&A: bit.ly/Q-A-Dr-Ozonoff @harvardmed.bsky.social @broadinstitute.org

🗓️ Friday, June 27th @ 9AM: Join us for “Stating The Facts: The Rise of Misinformation and Distrust in Science” — a timely discussion with @sethmnookin.bsky.social and Professor Heidi Larson on navigating health info in the U.S. 🔗 Register here: bit.ly/Hot-Topics-G...

What's happening around Harvard in global health this week? bit.ly/m/HarvardGH_... #globalhealthnews

In early May, Dr. Margaret Bourdeaux, of Harvard Medical School, led an HGHI Scholarly Working Group to stress-test how Europe’s civilian health systems might respond to escalating conflict with Russia. 🔗 Read the full article here: bit.ly/Bourdeaux-SW...

(1 of 5) What's happening around Harvard in global health this week? 1) When health data disappears: 8 tips for finding what’s hidden from public view bit.ly/45R5JRi @shorensteinctr.bsky.social