GH Calendar

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All Topics (March 10 through May 31)

Monday, March 13

1:00 PM Global Health Research Seminar Series - “What we can learn about the burden of asymptomatic pertussis infections from weakly positive PCR signals (and about PCR itself)”

Monday, March 20

1:00 PM Global Health Research Seminar Series - Comparing Chemoprophylactic Interventions for School-Based Malaria Control in Malawi: Open Label Randomized Control Trial

Friday, March 24

1:00 PM Global Health Research Seminar Series - Co-creating public health solutions starts with the health experts we often overlook: Insights and successes from 17 years of applying Human Centered Design and co-creation to public health challenges in Africa

Monday, March 27

1:00 PM Global Health Research Seminar Series – "Climate Change & Human Health: Has Climate Change Influenced 'Fish-for-Sex' & HIV/AIDS in Fishing Communities?”

Thursday, March 30

5:00 PM Emerging Women Leaders (EWL): Reflections on Rejections with Prof. Sarah Lipson

Monday, April 3

1:00 PM Global Health Research Seminar Series – "From Colonial Medicine to Global Health Equity”

Tuesday, April 4

5:00 PM Emerging Women Leaders (EWL) – Conversation on Gender Equity: Privilege, Positionality, and Intersectionality

Monday, April 10

1:00 PM Global Health Research Seminar Series – "Forensic global health with public pathogen sequencing data”

Thursday, April 13

4:30 PM Emerging Women Leaders (EWL): How to Navigate and Advance in Your New Workplace

Monday, April 24

1:00 PM Global Health Research Seminar Series - “The SUpErCDZ Project and COVID-19: Adapting a community-based intervention and the pandemic's effect on rural Zambian communities.”

Monday, May 1

1:00 PM Global Health Research Seminar Series - Impact of Community-based Parenting Groups on Child Physical and Cognitive Development: Results from the SUPERCDZ Trial in Rural Zambia

Monday, May 8

1:00 PM Global Health Research Seminar Series - Long-term Complications of Ebola Virus Disease: Prevalence and Predictors of Major Symptoms and the Role of Inflammation