Global Health Council

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Global Health Council is the leading member organization devoted to advancing global health priorities by uniting advocates, implementers, policy makers, and other stakeholders.

Our Health Heroes series, produced in partnership with Special Interest Films, is shining a light on HMG's healthcare innovations and the individuals behind them. Their commitment to excellence in healthcare delivery serves as a model for effective practice.

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Whether you’re just starting out in global health, a seasoned professional looking to give back, or anywhere in between, the GHC Community Hive is built for you. Here, members don’t just network, they build partnerships, exchange ideas, and move the global health agenda forward together.

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Brought to you by Global Health Council and produced by Special Interest Films: Health Heroes spotlights #GlobalHealth contributions that are shaping a healthier future for all. Learn about George Washington University’s Milken Institute School of Public Health in the short film linked below ⬇️

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WHA79 was the first Assembly session since last year's adoption of the United Nations (UN) Political Declaration on Non-Communicable Diseases and Mental Health. The NCD Alliance, a GHC member, has a new blog post highlighting the key discussions surrounding...

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George Washington University’s Milken Institute School of Public Health is dedicated to advancing the health and well-being of local, national, and global communities. Learn more in “Fighting Global Health Threats: The Power of Research and Innovation,” part of our Health Heroes series...

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In a new Q&A, experts with GHC member Corus International and IMA World Health offer a frontline perspective on the current Ebola outbreak. Dr. Bill Clemmer (Senior Regional Technical Advisor, Public Health and Ebola Response) and Tamara Demuria (Chief Humanitarian Officer) draw on...

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ICYMI: Writing for TIME, GHC board member Neil Vora highlights what the current Ebola and hantavirus outbreaks have in common: They're both the result of zoonotic spillover. Read the article for tools to address spillover outbreaks: time.com/article/202... Neil Vora, MD

The Ebola and Hantavirus Outbreaks Offer an Ominous Warning

“Ebola and hantavirus are different viruses spreading under different circumstances, but both come from animals,” writes Neil Vora.

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Science can tell us when pandemic risk is rising — but are policymakers equipped to act on it? 🏛️ "Before the Outbreak," developed by Global Dispatches in partnership with the UN Foundation, bridges the gap between disease detection and decision-making.

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