 Gorrie Family Supports AIDS Research Partnership in Tanzania
For more than a decade, Duke has had a partnership with Kilimanjaro Christian Medical Center in Moshi, Tanzania. Through this partnership, faculty have conducted significant research on AIDS, tuberculosis, and other diseases; helped build a child-centered family care clinic; developed international laboratory standards; and improved the information technology infrastructure. That multidisciplinary partnership is what led Thomas Gorrie, PhD and his family to give $500,000 in operating support to Duke's work in Tanzania. Read online >>
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News and Announcements
DGHI has issued two requests for proposals in the areas of global obesity and global aging and population sciences.
For faculty who are interested in these topics but do not have international collaborators, DGHI might be able to help! We have established close ties with institutions in a number of countries, including:
Ghana; Kenya; Tanzania; Uganda; China; India; Indonesia; Singapore; Thailand; Haiti; Jamaica; Mexico
If you are interested in collaborating with researchers in any of these institutions, contact Kelly Deal (681-7159 or kelly.deal@duke.edu); or John Bartlett (681-7760 or jab5@duke.edu)
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Summer Global Health Internship Opportunities
The list of global health internships and fieldwork opportunities for this summer has been updated. Check this page often, as it is updated frequently.
Post-Graduate Fellowship: Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation, University of Washington
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