Satirical Ig Nobel Prize Proposed for Global Health’s Own Contradictions
A surgeon writing in PLOS Global Public Health proposes an imaginary Ig Nobel Prize for Global Health that would honour...
Tiffany Hanley is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Global Health coverage.
A surgeon writing in PLOS Global Public Health proposes an imaginary Ig Nobel Prize for Global Health that would honour...
A country-level analysis of WHO and UN data from 194 countries finds that human development is linked to better universal...
Researchers argue that the social and solidarity economy, formally recognized in a 2023 UN resolution, holds underrecognized potential to advance...
Researchers in Brazil, Peru, Canada and Germany describe a dialogical, non-extractivist approach to studying community mobilization during the COVID-19 pandemic.
A scoping review of 129 sources finds the decolonising global health movement is dominated by high-income country authors, lacks agreed...
When researchers set out to map the daily habits of hundreds of Canadian children and teenagers, they expected to find...
A 30-year global analysis of GBD 2021 data finds that socioeconomic health inequality among reproductive-age people has narrowed overall, even...
A new study in rural Tanzania found the WHO-endorsed hearWHO app achieved only 34.5 percent accuracy against pure tone audiometry,...
A University of Washington-led team has published a registered protocol for a scoping review that will systematically map the implementation...
A new case study in the Journal of General Internal Medicine documents how the AMPATH academic partnership between North American...
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