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Human Rights, Gender, and Infectious Disease: From HIV/AIDS to Ebola

Posted on November 1, 2016August 25, 2018 by uscglobalhealth
Health is a Right

by Lara Stemple, Portia Karegeya and Sofia Gruskin, for Human Rights Quarterly.

Posted in PublicationsTagged 2016, AIDS, article, ebola, featured, gender, gender equality, GHHR, HIV, HIV and human rights, human rights, human rights quarterly, infectious disease, Sofia Gruskin, zika

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Social Movements, Sexual Rights, and Reproductive Rights: #MeToo in Global Context

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  • Global Health Asia-Pacific Case Competition 2019
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  • WHO Guideline on Self-Care Interventions for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights

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@nytimes in partnership with @apru1997 is calling university students to compete in the Global Health Asia-Pacific Case Competition. • The 2019 Asia-Pacific Case Competition challenges students to critically evaluate the global health policy ecosystem in the Asia-Pacific and its potential to address @unitednations #sustainabledevelopmentgoals #3: Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for at all ages. • Tap the link in our bio to learn more and register ✌️ #globalhealth #students #airpollution
In collaboration with @uscmphonline and the MPH program, @uscglobalhealth offered two global health courses abroad this summer for students. Geneva, Switzerland 🇨🇭 & Costa Rica 🇨🇷 The courses offer students real world experience in global health that builds their knowledge to be effective leaders in #publichealth • Tap 👆 the link in our bio to learn more about the experiences and courses offered. ✌️#fighton #globalhealth #health #students #uscmph #costarica #puravida #geneva #wha72 #uscatwha
@uscedu MPH students spent two weeks in #CostaRica for a study abroad course on “Health and Sustainable Development in Costa Rica” • “This trip has challenged my notions of what constitutes global health and what health actually is and I am very grateful to have participated” @aaron.mallett said about the experience. • To learn more about the global health opportunities offered by @uscglobalhealth, tap the link in our bio. #globalhealth #health #publichealth #puravida
#Repost @who ・・・ Self-injectable contraceptives can make it easier for women to access & use #contraception and plan their fertility. #SelfCare
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