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Top Scientists Issue Urgent Warning on Fossil Fuels
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Bay Area World Malaria Day Forum
The Bay Area World Malaria Day Forum hosted by the Malaria Elimination Initiative at the UCSF Institute for Global Health Sciences will be on Friday, April 25th from 9-11 a.m. PDT at UCSF’s Mission Bay Campus. This will be a hybrid event. If you are able to attend in-person, please join for breakfast beginning at 8 a.m. A reception will be held from 11 a.m. to noon directly following the Forum.
Dynamism in Public Health
Please join the UC Berkeley Public Health Alumni Association board of directors for a compelling webinar panel, moderated by alumna Tia Gangopadhyay MPH ’20, as they explore the transforming landscape of public health.
Survey | UCSF IGHS Community-Wide Needs Assessment
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Survey | UCSF IGHS Community-Wide Needs Assessment
The global health community shares universal principles and are united in the work of saving lives, improving health, and advancing equity. These principles are not confined by borders, nations, or political movements—they endure, especially in challenging times. At...
Long-Acting Injectable HIV Therapy Offers Hope for Those Unable to Take Pills
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Study: Longer, Drier Summers Extend Valley Fever Transmission in California
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Study Shows Higher Risk of Childhood Leukemia Tied to PFAS Exposure From Household Dust
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New Partnerships Aim to Fix Africa’s Broken Medical Supply Chains
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Labor Occupational Health Program at Berkeley Celebrates 50 Years of Advancing Safe Jobs, Healthy Lives, and Worker Justice
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California’s Worst Flu Season in Years May Finally Be Easing
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As Dengue Spreads, Researchers Discover a Clue to Fighting the Virus
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New Research Shows Mosquitoes May Be Able to Adapt to Warming Temperatures
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Connecting Research to Development: A Case Study
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Jumbled Proteins Paint a Bold Target on the Backs of Brain Tumors
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Increased Risk of Valley Fever Linked to Fine Mineral Dust Exposure
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In Post-Pandemic First, Flu Deaths Outpacing COVID-19
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The Origins of Ebola as a Human Pathogen
Join UCSF IGHS on April 23 to hear from David McIver, PhD. Human-driven land use change (LUC) increases disease spillover and drives viral evolution. This research links LUC to the emergence and spread of Zaire ebolavirus (EBOV) and Sudan ebolavirus (SUDV).