Fernando Aguilar The Gray Area Between Altruism and Business To address the specific (and very difficult) subject of big pharma and its involvement with global governance of health , we... Training & Education,ISGlobal Alumni 09.05.2019
Angela Mccaskill Big Pharma: Sleeping With the Enemy or a Good Bedfellow? The debate over good or bad intentions of “big pharma” has been ongoing for decades. As early as 1974 an article was published... Training & Education,ISGlobal Alumni 09.05.2019
Lola Jover Meet our Alumni: Núria Cortés I interviewed Núria Cortés, an alumnus from the Master of Clinical Research – International Health Track (ISGlobal-University... Training & Education, ISGlobal Alumni 08.04.2019
Lola Jover How Universities Can Help Achieve Progress in Global Health Author: Lola Jover. Panoramic views of Chicago. Last week I had the pleasure to participate with Núria Casamitjana, the... Training & Education 22.03.2019
Lola Jover Meet our Alumni: Camila González Camila González graduated from the ISGlobal – University of Barcelona Master of Global Health in 2014. After the... Training & Education, ISGlobal Alumni 31.01.2019
Meggie Mwoka The African Convention Free Trade Area Agreement (AfCFTA) and the Health of The Continent This year about 50 countries of the African Union signed the historic Africa Convention Free Trade Area This year about 50 countries of... Training & Education, ISGlobal Alumni 28.08.2018
Mohamed A. Kanu A Public Health Perspective on Sierra Leone’s Monthly Cleaning Exercise The newly elected president of Sierra Leone proclaimed an Executive Order instituting a monthly cleaning day in the country Let me start... Training & Education, ISGlobal Alumni 14.08.2018
Mohamed A. Kanu My Experience at the ISGlobal Master of Global Health Programme in Barcelona In Sierra Leone, where I come from, most of the young graduates are unemployed. Graduates are left to aspire for two major opportunities: to get a... Training & Education, ISGlobal Alumni 03.05.2018
Meggie Mwoka Let’s Talk About Private and Public Health Care The discussion on the role of private health sector in low and middle income countries is often met with mixed feelings. Different paradigms on... Training & Education, Health Equity, ISGlobal Alumni 04.01.2018
Meggie Mwoka Kenya’s Struggling Health System Public healthcare workers in Kenya often work in conditions where they are overloaded and under resourced Six months ago the 100-day ... Training & Education, ISGlobal Alumni 26.10.2017
Irene Romero Access to Health Innovation, Discussing Current and Future Solutions What if you had to take the one medicine that keeps you alive and costs over $1000 a pill? Choosing your smartphone may be a matter of... Training & Education, ISGlobal Alumni 07.07.2017
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
