International Public Health

  This winter I am teaching the INMED International Refugee Care Course. In January and February, we explored the notable crises […]

Why do we still have refugees? As critical as is this question, a thoughtful inquiry begins with still deeper questions:

  Is the COVID-19 Pandemic simply a once-in-a-lifetime threat? Or rather, is this a warning of health emergencies to come?

  700,000 Americans are now documented dead from COVID-19, making it the deadliest disease event in American history. This grim

  “Turbulence in Afghanistan – people fleeing their homes from the Taliban – is already provoking worldwide migration,” report my

Mother and children during the Great Depression. Elm Grove, Oklahoma, USA.   Many people live on the margins of United

  I have a small scar on my left arm – a reminder of the smallpox pandemic that killed as

  “If I am vaccinated against Covid-19, can I safely congregate with other people – especially if they too are

  In this TEDx presentation, INMED Founder and Dean Nicholas Comninellis Describes the plight of 70 million people today, the

  Comprehensive community development is essential for human well-being. Growth in health, education, and economic activity contribute profoundly towards community