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Nicholas Comninellis, MD, MPH, DIMPH
INMED President & Professor
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“I Am Hungry! Won’t You Give Me Something to Eat?”
Few of us reading this post have experienced hunger beyond the occasional pang from a missed breakfast or delayed lunch. Yet half of our brothers and sisters in countries like Afghanistan, Haiti, North Korea, Somalia, Sudan, Venezuela and Yemen, endure such hunger pangs very day. And what about their children?...
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“I Am Hungry! Won’t You Give Me Something to Eat?”
Few of us reading this post have experienced hunger beyond the occasional pang from a missed breakfast or delayed lunch. Yet half of our brothers and sisters in countries like...
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What was the most dangerous day in your life? Perhaps the first time you drove a car solo? Maybe a particular football or hockey game? Actually, around the globe, most...
Continue ReadingWho Are The 2025 INMED Award Winners?
Healthcare for forgotten people is punctuated by professionals who inspire their younger associates to consider similar careers. INMED is honored to recognize such quality professionals by announcing these recipients of...
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Out of sight, out of mind – until it’s too late. This phenomenon is a sad fact of human psyche. Measles was eliminated in the United States in 2000. Then,...
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In January 2024, Kansas reported an alarming surge in tuberculosis (TB) cases, marking the beginning of what has become the largest documented TB outbreak in United States history since the...
Continue ReadingWhat Can You Do in 20 Years?
What an unusual question! We normally plan our lives in terms of one year, or at most four or five years. With so many futures uncertainties, envisioning a 20-year plan...
Continue ReadingAdvent and International Health: Preparing Hearts and Hands for Service
What’s the purpose of the Christmas Advent season? It’s a time for reflection and expectation. It also offers us a unique opportunity to draw connections between our personal spiritual journey...
Continue ReadingNot Feeling Thankful? Well, Are You Giving?
Thanks and giving. The union of these words is a powerful combination. Do you have thanks for the advantages you enjoy? Perhaps education, good health, encouraging friendships, a fulfilling job,...
Continue ReadingWeapons of Peace? What Are These?
September has been marred by weapons of war: missiles in the Middle East, hunger in Sudan, terror in Ukraine, expulsion in Myanmar/Burma. Such weapons are tools of conflict, violence –...
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