International Public Health

With no measles nearby, the vaccine is not necessary.  The Spanish flu began in Spain. Healthy adults must drink eight […]

Intuitively, we think of sharks and bears. Snakes, scorpions, dogs, and crocodiles also score among perceived deadly animals. But deaths

  “My child, he’s coughing, has fever, and stop eating!” This young mother in Angola, Africa held in her arms

Last week, Jimmy Carter – 39th US President 1977-1981 – entered hospice care at age 98. Post-presidency, Carter focused his

  What great advances in international health have resulted from research? Measles vaccine, HIV drugs, malaria bed nets, tobacco controls,

  This provocative question evokes sentiments of national pride, social justice, and personal experiences. It’s also a pivotal question, influencing the

  Are you distressed over the millions of Ukrainians bombed out of their homes? Do you feel a burden in

  How long does one remain a refugee?  Imagine abandoning your home over fear of losing your life, and then

  The emergency phase of refugee care requires immediate shelter, nutrition, and medical intervention. If the displacement extends beyond a

  Despite skilled negotiation when conflict appears imminent, the pre-emergency phase, diplomatic forces often fail. Conflict irrupts. Civilians are threatened