From Assumption to Intention: Teaching the Skill of Thinking in Global Health
Luchuo Engelbert Bain, MD, PhD Why We Must Teach How To Think in Global Health: In global health, how we think matters as
Decolonization of Global Health
Decolonization of Global Health
Adolescent Pregnancy in Zambia: Dissecting Context to Drive Structural Change, Rights-Based Action, and Youth-Led Solutions
By guest contributors Gift Malunga and Luchuo Engelbert Bain Adolescent pregnancy in Zambia remains one of the most urgent yet under-addressed public health,
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Decolonizing Global Health Scholarship: Time to Get Serious About Its Deep Flaws
Decolonizing Global Health Scholarship: Time to Get Serious About Its Deep Flaws —Luchuo Engelbert Bain, MD, PhD. Over the past few months, I’ve
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Is cost a barrier to saving lives in the fight against HIV?
Dr. Enos Moyo and his colleagues address this critical question in their insightful paper, The Budget Impact of Adopting Oral Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis for
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What will it take to heal a fractured world?
Audrey B.’s “Reconnecting for Global Health: Building Community in Divided Times” is a compelling call to action for reimagining global health through connection,
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What does effective antimicrobial stewardship look like in a resource-limited setting—and how do we make it work for Africa, not just borrow from global models?
In the newest issue of From the Horses Mouth, Nkatha Gitonga delivers a powerful interrogation of antimicrobial stewardship (AMS) in Kenya, drawing from
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What if true resilience means healing both the planet and the mind?
Dr. Oluwaseun Adebayo Adewunmi believes it does. As a physician and planetary health researcher, he argues that global health won’t thrive until we
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What if maternal health systems could finally treat the mind and body as one?
Dr. Amanuel Abajobir says they must. As a global health researcher and MNCH expert at APHRC, he pushes for a future where maternal mental
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What if the fall of U.S. power in global health isn’t a setback—but the breakthrough we’ve been waiting for?
This Expert’s Voice feature urges the global health community to stop mourning the decline of U.S. leadership and start confronting the deeper problem:
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What if we could trace exactly where people are getting infected with hookworm—down to the square meter?
In this Horse’s Mouth feature, we meet Jeffrey Sumboh (BA, MPH), a pioneering GIS researcher at the Noguchi Memorial Institute for Medical Research in Ghana,