Great news and incredible work from our friends at @IntraHealth! https://t.co/Yb9M18Ic1i

— Duke Global Health September 26, 2016

Awesome "Where Are They Now" follow-up for the 2015 @DukeSEAD Health #Hackathon winners in #Kenya! https://t.co/BJEoxtLCEr

— Duke Global Health September 26, 2016

RT @PATHtweets: These 11 emerging innovations could save > 6M lives https://t.co/Jps32jnzUv #innovationeffect #UNGA https://t.co/o3ldPGfjVN

— Duke Global Health September 26, 2016

The 1st hospital-based gaming app 4 kids, unhelpful wearables 4 weight loss & more in latest @TheDukeDigital digest! https://t.co/52pcesv0Cs

— Duke Global Health September 26, 2016

Great read! #DGHI Director Michael Merson weighs in on the politics behind the race to become @WHO Director-General… https://t.co/qSr5boBf3g

— Duke Global Health September 26, 2016

Check out @USAID's #PathwaysToScale - guide for early stage #GlobalHealth innovators to scale up biz or partnership https://t.co/rJSExVEqQe

— Duke Global Health September 26, 2016

DGHI #GlobalHealth event tomorrow- Safer Conception for HIV-Affected Men & Women https://t.co/PqKGj20cHX

— Duke Global Health September 26, 2016

Eye-opening chart. The US, 11th on #equity, has the best #healthcare in the world - for people who can afford it https://t.co/ZMcWHUI6X9

— Duke Global Health September 26, 2016

In her first DGHI blog post, 1st-year MSc-GH student Dilani Logan reflects on the "flipped method" two of her professors are using to engage students. See what she thinks about this technique: http://bit.ly/2cXw4kJ

Zack Fowler, a recent global health alum, spent much of his time at Duke working on behalf of WISER. Now, as WISER's development director, he wrote a blog post that was selected by the ONE Campaign to be featured on their website during the UNGA on the SDGs. Read his inspiring account of a girl named Margaret, who "didn't know if she would make it" before she found WISER.

Join us on 10/19 @ 12pm for lunch with Dorothy Dow, who will be discussing 'Adolescent HIV: How to Break the Mortality Wave'. Free lunch & public are welcome to join!...

#DGHI professor Nimmi Ramanujam -- whose research lies at the intersection of biomedical engineering & global health -- presented her R&D work last week on Capitol Hill. Nimmi is working with a team of faculty, postdocs, students, etc. to develop a portable colposcope that will help improve cervical cancer prevention in low and middle income countries.

Meet DGHI's 9 postdoctoral fellows, working in areas ranging from maternal, adolescent and child health, environmental health, mental health and more!

In his talk on Tuesday, DGHI director Mike Merson discussed the top 10 developments in global health in the past 50 years (e.g., AIDS/HIV drugs, birth control pills, genome sequencing, smallpox eradication, stem cell research, etc.) and his top 6 predictions for the future of global health (e.g., rise of chronic disease/NCDs, continued growth of infectious diseases, health impact of climate change, refugee crisis, health technology, and longer human lives). Did you miss this great talk? Check...