Clara Ballesté Welcoming the Winners of the Global Health Case Challenge 2016 on Antimicrobial Resistance On 24th November we had the pleasure to meet the winner team of the “ Global Health Case Challenge 2016 on Antibiotic Resistance ”.... 29.12.2016
Adelaida Sarukhan A Year in Global Health This has been an eventful year in global health. It has also been so for our institute, that enters a new phase with the merger of CREAL and the... Epidemiology, Policy & Global Development 27.12.2016
Patrícia De Llobet Studying Population Exposure to Radiofrequency Energy Emitted by Mobile Communications Devices We want to establish the patterns of exposure of the human body to the radiation and ascertain to what degree RF may affect our health In... Environmental Health 23.12.2016
Raül Toran Citizen Science: Participating Actively to Generate New Knowledge How can we more effectively bridge the gap between science and the public? How can we get ordinary people involved in some or all of the processes... 14.12.2016
Javier Sancho For the First Time in History Citizens Can Help Eradicate an Infectious Disease The exposed population comprises some 40 million people who live in the 13 countries Ordinary citizens, for the first time, have a unique... Yaws 09.12.2016
Celine Aerts Public-Private Partnerships to Tackle Neglected Tropical Diseases Pharmaceutical products for these diseases cannot be developed through the traditional ‘patent’ system Neglected tropical... Policy & Global Development, Training & Education, ISGlobal Alumni 07.12.2016
Elisabetta Salvo How Can we Combat Abandonment of Antiretroviral Therapy Among HIV-Positive People in Africa? [This post has been written by Denise Naniche , Laura de la Fuente , Elisa López , Lucía Pastor and Elisabetta Salvo ] ... HIV/Aids 01.12.2016
Clara Pons Is HIV a Poverty-Related Disease? Is HIV infection associated with poverty? Are there other factors involved in this possible association? These are questions that exercise the... HIV/Aids 30.11.2016
Adelaida Sarukhan What Do the Two First Autochthonous Cases of Crimea-Congo Haemorrhagic Fever in Spain Mean? [This article has been written by Adelaida Sarukhan , PhD in Immunology scientific writter at ISGlobal, and Joaquim Gascon , Head of... Epidemiology 05.09.2016
Krijn Paaijmans Be Prepared: The Most Dangerous Animals on Our Planet Are Here to Stay They are the most beautiful mosquito species we have: The Aedes family . Small, dark with bright white spots and stripes. But that is only... Zika 17.08.2016
Tatiana García-betancourt Understanding Health Challenges in a Globalised World I studied anthropology in Colombia and decided to become a researcher in a little-known branch of the field known as medical anthropology . I... Training & Education, ISGlobal Alumni 21.06.2016
Eva Iráizoz Global Health: My New Way of Looking At the World It is not easy to share my thoughts about my experience in the ISGlobal-UB Master of Global Health while still immersed in the course and... Training & Education, ISGlobal Alumni 12.05.2016
