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This Thursday is #HuskyGivingDay – our moment to come together and support global health students. Your gift, of any size, contributes to creating a healthier world by opening doors for emerging global health leaders. Give a gift early, or join us on Thursday: https://bit.ly/3QuY1ql
Large black 'W' sculpture outdoors under a clear blue sky with trees and greenery around, promoting faculty candidate job talks.
This week we’ll be hearing from two exceptional Research Associate Professor candidates! Each candidate will present on a global health topic of their choice. Join us to learn from and about the candidates. More info can be found on our website: https://bit.ly/4tAJMPf
Faculty candidate job talks, research assistant professor.
Next week we’ll be interviewing four exceptional candidates to join our full-time faculty in global health as a Research Assistant Professor! Each candidate will present on a global health topic of their choice. Join us to learn from and about the candidates. https://bit.ly/4c3D0eZ
Faculty candidate job talks, research associate professor
Next week we’ll be interviewing two exceptional candidates to join our full-time faculty in global health as a Research Associate Professor! Each candidate will present on a global health topic of their choice. Join us to learn from and about the candidates. https://bit.ly/4tAJMPf
Faculty candidate job talks, research assistant professor.
Next week we’ll be interviewing four exceptional candidates to join our full-time faculty in global health as a Research Assistant Professor! Each candidate will present on a global health topic of their choice. Join us to learn from and about the candidates. https://bit.ly/4c3D0eZ
Gloved hand holding a petri dish with bacterial culture, highlighting new research on Shigella's increased threat.
New findings from the multi-country Enterics for Global Health (EFGH) study reveal that Shigella—a leading cause of childhood diarrhea—poses a much greater global threat than previously understood. Read the full study here: https://bit.ly/4v4pIq1
It's that time of year again! Registration is now open for our 2026 #ImpSci Summer Institute, August 17-21, 2026 in Seattle, Washington. Join us for an intensive week of all things #ImplementationScience!
@uwsph.bsky.social @uwmedicine.bsky.social @smartctr.bsky.social @uwdgh.bsky.social
Save the Date, CFAR Seminar, March 5, 2026, 3:30 to 5 p.m PST. Virtual seminar. New faces speaker from 3:30 to 4 p.m. Dr. Matt Durstenfeld, MD, MAS, FACC. Talk Title is Prediction and Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease Among People with HIV in 2026. CFAR Seminar Speaker from 4 to 5 p.m. PST. Dr. Florence Momplaisir, MD, MSHP. Talk Title, Implementation Science to Improve the Quality of Tuberculosis Care.
Join us via Zoom on Thursday, March 5 for the March UW/Fred Hutch CFAR Seminar!
To register for this event, visit: https://bit.ly/CFARMarch26
New research from @path.org and @uwdgh.bsky.social:
New evidence from Kenya: continuing assisted partner services beyond HIV diagnosis identifies far more new HIV cases—partners named later were ~4× more likely to be newly diagnosed.
journals.plos.org/globalpublic...
For her practicum with Strengthening Care Opportunities through Partnership in Ethiopia (SCOPE), DGH student Brooke Erickson spent the summer building partnerships with mental health and maternal health stakeholders to support and advocate for mental health programs. https://bit.ly/BErickson25
Thanks for joining us for #NationalRuralHealthDay! Follow our Bluesky account to stay up to date on the DGH’s latest rural health research. #PowerOfRural
In a recent GROW-Rural publication, UW researchers call for future rural digital health interventions in cardiovascular care to take into consideration specific complexities and incompatibilities in the rural context.
https://www.jmir.org/2025/1/e77234/ #NationalRuralHealthDay
DGH faculty members Drs. Chris Longenecker and Sarah Masyuko, who work on GROW-Rural, discuss their heart health research in rural communities and its connection to global health.
https://bit.ly/DGHLongMasy #NationalRuralHealthDay
GROW-Rural, the UW’s Rural PRO-CARE Network project, is exchanging and adapting technology, methodology, and processes with global partners to address common health challenges. #NationalRuralHealthDay
For #NationalRuralHealthDay, we are highlighting the Rural PRO-CARE network, an American Heart Associated-funded network coordinated by DGH and UW researchers focused on advancing the understanding of the factors that impact health in rural America.
https://bit.ly/ProCareYoutube
A Republican plan to reform the census could put everyone's privacy at risk. Research by Abraham Flaxman, associate professor of global health, warns how census data could be used under this plan to identify vulnerable individuals. https://bit.ly/WIREDCensus102825
Change student mixer. Come see current CHanGE students present Works in Progress, meet students currently taking the Graduate Certificate in Climate and Health, and network with other students interested in climate and health! Pizza and beverages provided. Tuesday, November 18, 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. in HRC 897.
Calling all UW students who are interested in climate and health! Join us tomorrow afternoon for the Center for Health and the Global Environment's Student Mixer. bit.ly/ChangeSM25
That's a wrap on the Global Health Pathways Workshop Series! Thank you to the organizers, participants, and speakers for creating a space for insightful discussions and the discovery of new Global Health possibilities. Read some of the key event takeaways here: https://bit.ly/WGHWorkshopReflection
The speakers have been announced for Part 3 of the Global Health Pathways: Navigating Careers & Opportunities series! Learn more here:
https://bit.ly/WGHWorkshopPt3
A new study conducted jointly by DGH and South African researchers confirms that text-based follow-up between patients and providers after adult voluntary medical male circumcision for HIV prevention is just as safe as in-person visits, while preserving the quality of care. https://bit.ly/PLOS2wT
The speakers have been announced for Part 2 of the Global Health Pathways: Navigating Careers & Opportunities series. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/WGHWorkshopPt2
Join us this Wednesday from 9 a.m. - 4:40 p.m. PDT for the UW/Fred Hutch Center for AIDS Research and UW Center for AIDS & STD 22nd Annual STI & HIV Research Symposium! RSVP and learn more about the keynote speaker Gregorio Millett here: bit.ly/25CFARSympos...
The speakers have been announced for Part 1 of the Global Health Pathways: Navigating Careers & Opportunities series. Learn more here: bit.ly/WGHWorkshop
Save the date for the CFAR Seminar, presented by the UW/Fred Hutch Center for AIDS Research. The event is virtual, and will be on November 6, 2025 from 3:30 to 5 p.m. The New Faces Speaker is Dr. Vineet Joag, PhD. His talk title is, "Primate Resident Memory T Cells Active Stromal and Humoral Immunity." The CFAR Seminar Speaker is Dr.. Rupert Kaul, MD, PhD. Their talk title is, "The Genital Microbiome: Is it really an STI?"
For the last 27 years, the UW/Fred Hutch CFAR Seminar Series has brought clinical and laboratory-based researchers to present their cutting-edge insights to our research community. Please join us VIRTUALLY over Zoom for the October seminar.
Register here: https://bit.ly/CFARNov25
Women in Global Health Seattle, in partnership with DGH, presents a three-part workshop series, “Global Health Pathways: Navigating Careers & Opportunities.” Learn more here: https://bit.ly/WGHWorkshop
An event flier where the background is dark purple with white text reading: IMAGINE DOING BETTER: IMPROVING POPULATION HEALTH WITH IMAGINATION, REFLECTION, AND ACTION. Below the event title, smaller text reads "Guest Speaker Paul J. Fleming, PhD, MPH (Associate Professor, Health Behavior and Health Equity, University of Michigan)" Left of this text is a headshot of Dr. Fleming taken outside on a sunny day. Dr. Fleming is wearing a light blue button up shirt and smiling at the camera. Next is the text: Hosted by India J. Ornelas, PhD, MPH (Professor, Health Systems and Population Health, University of Washington). Right of this text is a headshot of Dr. Ornelas taken in a studio against a dark grey background. Dr. Ornelas is wearing a dark blazer and smiling at the camera.
📆📢 Passionate about #healthequity and #publichealth? Thurs October 23rd at 2pm PT, join @hspop.uw.edu for a discussion of how prevention thinking can guide research and action for meaningful change, w/ guest speaker Dr. Paul J. Fleming, hosted by Dr. India Ornelas. Register at bit.ly/ImagineDoing...
In Africa, hypertension is a leading cause of illness and death among PLWH. To address this, Professor Chris Longenecker and a team of researchers launched the PULESA-Uganda study, testing scalable ways to integrate blood pressure treatment into HIV clinics.
https://bit.ly/CLHypertension
