... need for larger datasets and biobanks with diverse phenotypes from African populations, and recent developments in African genomic research. genomic diversity precision medicine African genomics global health polygenic risk score Wellcome Trust 10.13039/100010269 220740/Z/20/Z Understanding...

... synchronously and asynchronously. Methods of involvement should be co-developed with children so they can express themselves via their preferred mediums ( Lansdown 2011 ). Corresponding author. Institute for Global Health, University College London, 90 Tottenham Court Road, London W1T 4TJ, United Kingdom. E...

..., the B-spline model generally improves out-of-sample predictions. The case studies suggest that the BTM may be considered for demographic applications. Bayesian inference B-splines demography global health time series Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation 10.13039/100000865 INV-00844 Projections...

... ) developing countries LMICs authorship global health According to the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, the world countries are divided into Global North and South according to political and socio-economic criteria. The term Developed Countries has also been used to describe Europe...

..., which argued, based on this review, that digital technologies had become not just tools, but actually ‘new determinants’ of health outcomes ( Kickbusch et al. 2021 ). This conceptualization of ‘digital determinants’ has since enjoyed widespread acceptance in academic global health literature. Scholars...

... and institutional resistance can help challenge harmful policies through court actions and amicus briefs. International collaboration should be prioritized to sustain global health partnerships despite US government withdrawals. Proactive leadership in safeguarding public health research and practice has never...

.... Africa equitable distribution global health health equity mpox vaccine rollout Mpox, a zoonotic viral disease caused by the mpox virus (MPXV), has been endemic in Central and West Africa for decades, with transmission historically linked to animal-to-human contact and limited human-to-human spread...

... Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Global cardiac surgery Workforce Global health Dear Editor, We sincerely thank our colleagues for their interest in our manuscript and for engaging in meaningful discourse surrounding this topic [ 1 ]. A primary goal...

... Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Global cardiac surgery Global health workforce Quality of data Dear Editor, We read with great interest the article by Izumi et al. [ 1 ] and, first of all, would like to express our appreciation...

... of attention’, this article shows how China's domestic political system has shaped the transformation of its role in global health governance, focusing on the evolution of this role during the COVID-19 pandemic. Abstract China's role in global health governance has evolved during the COVID-19 pandemic...

... Onchocerciasis Control Programme (OCP, 1972–2002), I explore how success is conceptualised in global health and why it matters for policy and priority-setting. First, I summarise the ‘dominant’ OCP success narrative that has emerged since the 1980s, which is based on public health, socio-economic...

... is key to scalability and long-term success for projects in the global health informatics (GHI) domain. This paper presents key strategies for incorporating principles of health equity in the GHI project lifecycle. Materials and Methods The American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA) GHI Working...

... material locally, as in this study, is a financially sustainable approach. accuracy quality clinical chemistry global health Africa Center for Global Health 10.13039/100006090 KEY POINTS Proficiency testing (PT) pass rates varied from 15% to 92% in clinical laboratories in Accra, Ghana...

... continues to alter our environments and with the interactions at the human-wildlife-livestock interface increasing, zoonotic pathogens can persist and thrive. These factors alone represent an immense challenge to global health. Combined, they produce unpredictable consequences affecting millions of persons...

... health economic impacts that would respond well to investments in awareness, surveillance, reporting, and rapid diagnostics to facilitate early treatment with simple and effective antimicrobial therapy. leptospirosis neglected diseases bacterial zoonoses one health global health Swiss National...

... global health public health Hamadan University of Medical Sciences 10.13039/501100004697 140306134824 Life expectancy (LE) is the estimated average lifespan of an individual, taking into account advancements in living standards and societal conditions. The LE index serves as a direct indicator...

... management. diagnostic stewardship global health green laboratories sustainability waste Health care facilities and research laboratories produce a significant amount of waste each year, contributing to environmental and plastic pollution. Their tremendous waste production and unsustainable disposal...

... technologies. The World Health Organization has published new guidance to highlight the risks and benefits of large multimodal models and recommendations to effectively govern this technology. artificial intelligence ethics global health large multimodal models Can the application of artificial...

... accounts for over 17 million deaths annually, yet 75% of the world lacks sufficient access to cardiac surgical care [ 1 ]. This gap is expected to worsen without efforts to expand the global surgery infrastructure, strengthening the discourse within global health agendas to address shortcomings...

... Tanzania carried a high risk of in-hospital mortality. Further research is needed to establish the highest-yield interventions suited to the unique characteristics of sepsis in Sub-Saharan Africa. global health sepsis Sub-Saharan Africa Tanzania Vanderbilt-Emory-Cornell-Duke Global Health Fellowship...