@jonoquick Thanks so much for sharing our article!

— Duke Global Health April 25, 2019

There is no standing still with #malaria--urgent action is needed. Check out the "High Burden to High Impact" count… https://t.co/FJXb5yXMZS

— Duke Global Health April 25, 2019

While the new #malaria vaccine gives hope in the fight against the disease, it's not a silver bullet. A new financi… https://t.co/NE4jmOuo8F

— Duke Global Health April 25, 2019

Resharing a 2018 blog post by #DukeMScGH student @ansolome in honor of #WorldMalariaDay: "The promise of a… https://t.co/CQoNIJxj9O

— Duke Global Health April 25, 2019

In Myanmar, #DGHI researchers--led by professor Myaing Nyunt & director @chrisplowe--are working to control the thr… https://t.co/OZoC1QKlSU

— Duke Global Health April 25, 2019

#DGHI's @wpanman & team have developed a new @NASA-funded tool in Peru that can predict up to 12 weeks in advance w… https://t.co/j7dKSWnemO

— Duke Global Health April 25, 2019

@YolandePokam Thanks, Yolande! 😀

— Duke Global Health April 25, 2019

Love this! Thanks for sharing! And yes, what a great place to focus healthcare efforts. https://t.co/2yftpGpDDu

— Duke Global Health April 25, 2019

The media may make it seem like there's one "anti-vax movement." But DGHI and Duke University experts say the forms of vaccine hesitancy--and the reasons behind them, vary widely--and so should the approaches to addressing this issue. #VaccinesWork #WorldImmunizationWeek

On Monday evening, senior global health majors presented their capstone research at Trent Hall. Kudos to all of them on their hard work and innovative ideas--we're so proud of them!

Hunter-gatherers are among the healthiest people on Earth, and DGHI professor Herman Pontzer has dedicated much of his career to learning what's behind their good health. While we may not be ready to go all-in on a Paleo lifestyle, Pontzer has taken away some lessons that we can apply to our own lives: https://bit.ly/2W7FU97

DGHI's Shenglan Tang believes that developing more equitable and efficient health insurance programs in low- and middle-countries could be instrumental in achieving universal coverage of healthcare at an affordable cost. That's why he advocated for a better system in China. Center for Policy Impact in Global Health

Yesterday WHO released new recommendations on 10 ways that countries can use digital health technology, accessible via mobile phones, tablets and computers, to improve people’s health and essential services. Learn more: https://bit.ly/2Xp7zCn

We couldn't be more proud of our Duke Bass Connections global health teams who presented posters and gave lightning talks at yesterday's Bass Connections Showcase! They're doing incredible, impactful work that has the potential to change lives! Here's just a tiny sampling.