Life’s Most Dangerous Day
What has been the most dangerous day in your life? The first time you drove a car solo? Or maybe […]
International Public Health
Healthcare Education
East vs. West: Chinese Learn, Serve and More
INMED today is teaching 40 of the brightest, most motivated learners we’ve ever engaged – and they all live in
INMED Grads In Action
Larissa Penner: After God in Haiti
Larissa Penner: seriously enthusiastic about serving forgotten people. An RN from Nova Scotia and to the left in this photo,
International Health News & Inspiration
1st Malaria Vaccine – Bold Advance for Humanity
David Livingston died of malaria. So did celebrated individuals like Oliver Cromwell and Vasco de Gama. Today some one million
Low-Resource Healthcare Pearls
Why Do Mothers Continue To Die?
Tragedy aptly describes the emotions surrounding the death of a pregnant woman. Until recently, grave markers in the United States
International Public Health
Refugee Care – A Concern of Biblical Proportions
Do you recall the history of ancient Israel? Jacob the patriarch was in hunger, and he heard there was food
INMED Action Steps For You
KC’s Urban Health Center Entrée Via The Humanitarian Health Conference
“The annual Humanitarian Health Conference gave me the opportunity to share stories, passions, and life with people who have a
International Public Health
ISIS Prime Target, Yazidis, Remain Refugees
Last week in Iraq I enjoyed a rare privilege: visiting with a Yazidi family in a remote tent city. The