Since 2004 INMED has been providing supervised, formative experiences for healthcare personnel to serve in the world’s poorest communities […]
As a new doctor I schemed to volunteer in the world’s most poorest nation: Burkina Faso. Working at a
I am privileged to enjoy a circle of illustrative individuals; people who are both inspiring and generous. Pictured here
You and I and most of our international neighbors share a common passion: increase people’s healthy years of life.
Today, Christmas Eve Day, I’m writing to INMED’s graduates: the 434 individuals who have earned the INMED Diploma in
American is home to some 800,000 practicing physicians. While generally more educated than the national average, these physicians increasing reflect
Newborns and young children are by far the most susceptible to illness and death – especially those living in
November 22, 2015, thirty-three healthcare professionals were awarded the hard-earned INMED Academic Qualification in International Medicine & Public Health.
“Sad, grieving, anxious – these are the emotions of these Yazidi, Syrian, and Kurdish people. They fled from the
Why do we still quote this long-departed German? In short, because seventy years ago Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s response to great