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Suresh Kokku The Global health initiatives should address local health issues with local indigenous solutions to achieve the Health For All goal.


Dbvanageri Vanageri Hello all I am a student of Public Health In Karnataka University, Dharwad.


Kenyahoteldirectory Om We believe common together for a common cause; for the good of man kind and view much encourage and support your initiatives


Simon Wallaby Toozoff Venice Nutrition San Antonio has a goal of helping as many San Antonio residents reach the health, wealth and happiness potential. If you are in San Antonio or know of anyone in SA, reach out and partner with me. Lets hlep our part of the world
Source: www.venicenutritionsanantonio.com


Global Health Council The Global Health Council has a new username on Facebook. Invite your friends to join us at www.facebook.com/globalhealthcouncil!
The largest membership alliance advocating for health across the world, the Global Health Council serves as a powerful voice for building action and progress on a global...
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Víctor Matamoros Health Promotion México has a twitter! Follow us!!!
Source: twitter.com
Nuestro compromiso: Promover estilos de vida saludable para conservar tu salud.


Sugata Mukhopadhyay HIV is not only a virus but Hunger and Ignorance led Vulnerability


Global Health Council Dr. Binayak Sen, imprisoned 2008 Jonathan Man Award for Health and Human Rights recipient, is granted bail by the Supreme Court of India. Read about his remarkable work at http://www.globalhealth.org/binayak_sen/.
Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Civil rights activist Binayak Sen gets bail


Source: www.path.org
PATH staff will join thousands of people in Washington, DC, in late May to explore new ways of addressing the health needs of individuals, families, and communities around the world—and to share lessons learned on the front lines of global health.


Emily at 9:35am May 21
Check out PATH's new Facebook page, join our Facebook group, subscribe to our YouTube channel, or make us one of your Flickr contacts. More ways to engage forthcoming ...


Tina at 1:27pm May 22
Great! We can't wait to see you there.


Tina
Going Viral at the Conference
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Annmarie Christensen Read GLOBAL HEALTH magazine to see how technology can help people hobbled in their lives by the scarcity of food, water and shelter along with a lack of access to health care. www.globalhealthmagazine.com


Lynne Chase I work at DHMC. I am trying very hard to bring about an awareness of global health issues to this medical center. I started a global nursing office. Nurses are in the trenches of health care all over the world and approach the patient with a holistic approach versus a disease approach. Nurses are more in line with the social determinants of health approach. We just need to teach nures how important their role is in Global Health. I also lived in the Middle East and try to bring my knowledge and experience in Middle Eastern health care to DHMC.


Dawn Check out the brand new FB page for the Zienzele Foundation, Council member org! Web updates soon to come...
Since 1994, work has been concentrated in some of the neediest areas in Zimbabwe—tiny, rural communities like those shown above in the Chivi District of Masvingo Province and...
Non-Profit:61 fans


Evelyn Garland
Global Health Mentorship Program
By CCIH - Christian Connections for International Health
Why become a Mentor?
This is your chance to be a positive influence in the life of a student or recent graduate. Why is that important? There are many reasons – why not check them out at http://www.ccih.org/students/Mentorship. htm ?
Do you want to find a Mentor?
Are you thinking of entering the field of global health? Wouldn’t it be nice to find someone with experience to help you navigate some of the unfamiliar territory? Someone to bounce ideas off of? Someone to guide and support you as you make important decisions? Find out more about the CCIH Mentorship Program http://www.ccih.org/students/Mentorship. htm
The CCIH Mentorship Program is gearing up for the 2009/10 program season and is accepting applications. Apply by May 8 to be included in the first round of applications to be processed!
Questions? Comments? Email mentorship@ccih.org.
Source: www.ccih.org
The CCIH Mentorship Program connects students and recent graduates (mentees) with experienced professionals in CCIH’s network (mentors). The vision of the program is to encourage students and recent ...


Global Health Council
President Obama Releases Global Health Initiative Request
Read it on http://blog4globalhealth.wordpress.com/? p=466&preview=true
Source: blog4globalhealth.wordpress.com
President Obamaon Tuesdayreleased his plans to provide $8.6 billion in fiscal year 2010 and $63 billion over six years for programs in a comprehensive U.S. global health strategy. The White House Office of Management and Budget later this week is expected to release details of the FY2010 budget. ...


Remy Chukwunyere Have u bn to www.marketgiving.com before?
Source: www.marketgiving.com
Welcome to MarketGiving.com! We are just starting out and truely thank you for visiting us. This website was officially launched in 2009 with 300 retailers and more are being added daily!We designed this site to bring awarness to local nonprofits doing big things! ...


Source: www.africangos.ning.com
Forum of African NGO Leaders is a network set up to bring together civil society actors and NGO leaders from Africa.


Remy Chukwunyere Inviting all leaders of NGOs and civil society organizations to join the Forum of African NGO Leaders at www.africangos.ning.com


Remy Chukwunyere
As a member of Global Health Council, we are bringing together young people, government officials, the general public, etc on Sunday, May 17, 2009 to celebrate the 2009 International AIDS Candlelight Memorial in Owerri, Imo State, Nigeria. Join us... visit http://www.afrydef.org/programs/mchp.htm l for more information.


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Global Health Council African First Ladies Summit is being held in Los Angeles to address health-care and girls' education. The Global Health Council is a sponsor of this event. The Council's Vince Blaser, policy communications coordinator, is in LA for this momentous occasion. Read his daily blog:
Source: theglobalhealthblog.blogspot.com


Global Health Council Hurry up and save! Special discount for the 36th annual Global Health Conference ends May 1.


Global Health Council Tell the RealHughJackman (http://twitter.com/RealHughJackman) through Twitter why the Global Health Council should receive his donation of $100,000!


Global Health Council Help GLOBAL HEALTH magazine pull information on tobacco. Tell us where you live and how much a pack of cigarettes is in your neighborhood. Use the link below or find us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/GLOBALHEALTHorg.


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Mosh Folorunsho What values are we going to bequeath to the next generation?



























Tina How many health workers are there for every 10,000 people where you live? Cool graphic.