Did you know there are 22 million children who still do not have access to vaccines? This is according to GAVI Alliance's recently released 2012 … [Read more...]
Jun 7, 2013
Stories, Photos, and Videos from #SocialGoodMomsIndia Trip
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Storify by Social Good Moms Fri, Jun 07 2013 12:59:17 Stories, Photos, and Videos from #SocialGoodMomsIndia Trip From May 20 - 24, 2013 … [Read more...]
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Mar 25, 2013
[Photos] An Historical Look at Tuberculosis
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Yesterday marked World TB Day. There is still much to be done to eradicate the infectious disease globally. Here in the United States, TB rates remain … [Read more...]
Feb 8, 2013
The Plight of Female Frontline Health Workers
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We have written at length about the power of frontline health workers from documenting female frontline health workers in Ethiopia to discussing the … [Read more...]
Jan 30, 2013
Bill Gates On the Importance of Measurement in Global Health #BillsLetter
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Every year Bill Gates, the Co-Chair of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, writes an annual letter laying out his vision for the future of global … [Read more...]
Jan 10, 2013
News on Haiti’s Current Reconstruction Achievements, Setbacks
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Nearly three years after the devastating 7.0 magnitude earthquake hit Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2010 and killed over 300,000 people there … [Read more...]
Dec 12, 2012
Ethiopia’s Health Care Model, Workers
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Ethiopia has its health care flaws and challenges, but what it seems to have captured is an appreciation for simplicity. Ethiopia's health care system … [Read more...]
Nov 21, 2012
10 Global Development Stories to be Thankful For
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Typically when we think of global development we focus on everything that is wrong because the challenges are so great. Rarely are the successes … [Read more...]
Nov 12, 2012
World Pneumonia Day – Why and How to Help
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Today is World Pneumonia Day. Why? Pneumonia is the leading killer of children under five. 1.3 million people dies of pneumonia last year and 1 in 8 … [Read more...]
Nov 2, 2012
Hurricane Sandy’s Aftermath in Haiti
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Hurricane Sandy left death and destruction along its path through the Caribbean and upwards through the northeast United States over the past week. … [Read more...]
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