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Tag Archives: conferences
Photo of the day: press coverage of IAS
Looking at the wall of IAS conference press coverage, I notice that nearly every news story mentions HPTN 052. -Lisa
A remarkable day in HIV prevention research – report from Rome
For the past two months, things have been pretty crazy around our institute. On May 12, we announced the results of a couples’ HIV prevention study well before the study was finished, because the results were so compelling. The study, … Read More
Ambassadors for hope with a blues sensibility: Cornel West at APHA
Dr. Cornel West, American philosopher, author, critic, actor, and civil rights activist, spoke at the opening session of the American Public Health Association’s 138th Annual Meeting in Denver. West is a powerful rhetorician. In a speech bordering on poetry, and … Read More
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Tagged APHA, conferences, health care reform, media, poverty, social justice, video
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Writing the history of international health agencies
Last week UNC global health policy expert Benjamin Mason Meier traveled to the great white north to join a select group of international scholars for a meeting on Politics, Exceptionality and “Reach”: Writing the History of International Health Agencies. The meeting … Read More
Posted in Global Health Policy
Tagged conferences, human rights, WHO, World Health Organization
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Global Health and Human Rights
Earlier this fall, UNC Assistant Professor of Global Health Policy Ben Meier traveled to Hanoi, Vietnam for the International Conference on Realising the Rights to Health and Development for All. Nearly 300 international delegates from government, NGOs, intergovernmental organizations and … Read More
Posted in Events, Global Health Policy
Tagged conferences, Global Health Policy, human rights, USAID
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Expanding the role of universities in global health
[This post sent in by the delegation that attended the event discussed below: Benjamin Mason Meier, JD, LLM, PhD, a new faculty member and UNC’s first professor of global health policy, Myron Cohen, Peggy Bentley, Pia MacDonald, Mamie Sackey-Harris (all … Read More
Debriefing from CROI 2009
Faculty from the Division of Infectious Diseases will report from this year’s Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections. Friday March 13, 4 p.m., Bioinformatics Room 1131, 130 Mason Farm Road, Chapel Hill, NC. Speakers include Angela Kashuba, Joseph Eron, David … Read More
Posted in Events, Research, UNC campus
Tagged conferences, faculty, HIV, Research, retroviruses
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