International Health News & Inspiration

  Kent Brantly’s gradual recovery from Ebola infection is heartening news, for many people across North America are quite inspired […]

Why is international healthcare so uniquely challenging? The truth is that any healthcare that involves crossing cultures and few resources

  Following formal training in family medicine and tropical diseases, Paul Larson, MD, practiced for two years at Kapsowar Hospital

  At the 2014 Exploring Medical Missions Conference next week we will honor Oscar Paulo, a physician in his home

  Hayley Stolzle, MPH, a graduate of the Kansas University School of Public Health, in 2011 took her skills to

  Abigail Rattin, MD, MPH, is Medical Coordinator of Action International Ministries. A family physician with public health training at University

  At its national meeting in May 2014, the Group on Global Health of the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine recognized

Jerry Umanos, Chicago pediatrician and formerly with Lawndale Community Church’s Health Center, has been serving at the CURE Hospital in Afghanistan

  Remember the Sochi Olympics? Just ten days ago were we not mesmerized by the twizzles of ice dancing? How