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CATEGORIES:Global
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 Kaitlyn
CREATED:20250130T155930Z
DESCRIPTION:In his first weeks in office\, U.S. President Donald Trump has
  taken several steps to signal a dramatic shift in U.S. participation in 
 global health programs around the world. In addition to ordering the U.S.
  to withdraw from the World Health Organization and global agreements to 
 mitigate climate change and prevent future pandemics\, the administration
  issued a pause on all foreign aid\, which has created uncertainty about 
 the short- and long-term future of programs such as PEPFAR\, the Presiden
 t's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief\, which provides access to lifesaving 
 HIV medications for millions of people around the world.\n\nThis Think Gl
 obal panel will explore the implications of these actions and the changin
 g landscape of global cooperation on public health. Moderated by DGHI dir
 ector Chris Beyrer\, M.D.\, the panel features experts on global health p
 olicy and financing\, as well as researchers who will speak to the on-the
 -ground impact of programs such as PEPFAR.
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SUMMARY:Lives on Pause: Implications of a U.S. Retreat from Global Health 
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CONTACT;X-BEDEWORK-UID=8a0183a7-83184018-0184-f8ce54b7-00001df0:Shepard\, 
 Kaitlyn
CREATED:20250226T215523Z
DESCRIPTION:Antimicrobial resistance\, or AMR\, is the natural process by 
 which viruses\, bacteria and other microbes grow resistant to the drugs d
 eveloped to act against them\, making previously treatable infections new
 ly dangerous. In recent years\, overuse of antibiotics in humans\, animal
 s and plants has accelerated the evolution of so-called superbugs\, inclu
 ding drug-resistant staph bacteria and forms of malaria and tuberculosis 
 that evade current treatments. AMR's impact is most pronounced in poor co
 untries and communities\, which often lack the resources to effectively t
 rack resistance and control antibiotic use. \n\nThis Think Global panel w
 ill explore the root causes of antimicrobial resistance\, as well as the 
 tools and strategies that can be deployed to prevent it\, especially in l
 ow-income settings. Panelists will discuss the role of AMR surveillance\,
  faster diagnosis of infectious diseases to prevent unnecessary use of an
 tibiotics\, and antibiotic use in agriculture.
DURATION:PT1H
DTSTAMP:20250226T215523Z
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SUMMARY:Fighting a Hidden Pandemic: Strategies to Prevent Antimicrobial Re
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 Kaitlyn
CREATED:20250226T215914Z
DESCRIPTION:Globally there are rising populations of persons experiencing 
 noncommunicable disease and injuries. An estimated 1.3 billion persons li
 ve with disability.  Rehabilitation services address patient needs to opt
 imize function and manage disability. Multiple international health organ
 izations have calls-to-action to address global health system strengtheni
 ng\, including the World Health Organization (WHO) Rehabilitation 2030.  
 \n\nDuke Global Neurosurgery & Neurology was established in 2014 to suppo
 rt neurosurgical expansion in Uganda. Surgical and rehabilitation systems
  face similar disparities in workforce\, infrastructure\, equipments\, an
 d practice guidelines. When these services are strengthened in silo\, pat
 ient care remains at a loss.\n\nNeurosurgery and neurorehabilitation are 
 prime examples of services that must exist in tandem to optimize patient 
 outcomes. In 2020\, Duke Global Neurosurgery & Neurology extended their e
 fforts to support increasing capacity for neurorehabilitation in Uganda. 
 A panel of providers from the United States and Uganda will reflect on th
 e experience of combining efforts and future visions for partnership.
DURATION:PT1H
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STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:An Experience in Interdisciplinary Health Systems Strengthening: N
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 Kaitlyn
CREATED:20250226T220055Z
DESCRIPTION:A decade ago\, an outbreak of Zika virus in northeastern Brazi
 l spurred an international public health emergency. Zika's urgency came i
 n large part from its link to congenital malformations in thousands of ba
 bies born across the Americas\, many of whom have grown up with multiple 
 disabilities. In the years since the outbreak\, affected families in Braz
 il\, most of whom are racially and economically marginalized\, have been 
 working to forge infrastructures of care and  fighting for health justice
  for their children. In this Think Global event\, medical anthropologist 
 Eliza Williamson\, PhD\, will discuss insights from ten years of research
  on lived experiences of disability and caregiving in the aftermath of th
 e Zika crisis in Bahia\, Brazil. DGHI professors Harris Solomon\, PhD\, M
 PH\, and Aunchalee Palmquist\, PhD will provide comments and lead a discu
 ssion on the importance of ethnographic research for global health equity
 .
DURATION:PT1H
DTSTAMP:20250312T155903Z
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STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:Care After Zika: Parenting Disabled Children in the Wake of an Epi
 demic in Brazil
UID:CAL-8a000483-92c3adf6-0195-4446f69f-00001dffdemobedework@mysite.edu
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