96
McGill Perspectives on Global Health: November-December Issue
Dec 19, 2024
NEWSLETTER Welcome to Our November-December Newsletter!
- Author: Nermeen Ziyad, a third year medical student currently located in Khan Yunis, Gaza. --> 鈥淭his experience dispelled any assumptions I鈥檇 held about what 鈥榞ood surgery鈥� required 鈥撯�� it wasn鈥檛 about having fancy technology and resources, but about skilled hands, teamwork, and humanity in the most challenging circumstances.鈥�
- Author: Kacylia Roy Proulx, a third-year medical student at 香蕉视频 and a Global Health Programs Travel Award Recipient. --> 鈥淪imply put, abortion bans are bans on healthcare. It is not a procedure that should be politicized, criminalized, or demonized.鈥�
- Author: Liliana Sisto, a Bachelor of Science in Ecological Determinants of Health at McGill. --> "Reflecting on my year in the Global Health program at McMaster University, I grapple with how the field of academic global health often undermines its goals of equity and justice by prioritizing the interests of global North institutions over the needs of the global South communities it seeks to serve."
- Author: Jordyn Burnett, a Global Health master鈥檚 student. --> Mission in Motion
Get ready to be inspired! In this dynamic section, we spotlight global health organizations that are making waves and driving real change around the world. Each month, we showcase their innovative strategies and impactful initiatives as they tackle pressing health challenges and champion equity.
We shine a spotlight on organizations spreading awareness about the status of the HIV/AIDS pandemic and encourage progress in prevention, treatment and care around the world. Let鈥檚 celebrate their dedication and commitment as we highlight their vital contributions to research, advocacy, and awareness. --> https://arasa.info/ : Operating in southern Africa, ARASA mobilizes civil society to promote a human rights-based response to HIV, ensuring that affected individuals receive equitable treatment and support. --> Image: https://allianceindia.org/ : India HIV/AIDS Alliance works with grassroots groups across the country to support marginalized populations, including sex workers, men who have sex with men, and transgender people. Their focus is on HIV prevention, treatment, and human rights advocacy. --> In the News
Stay up to date with news and opinions on Global Health Image: https://x.com/OGreat6/status/1863124702748631495 Check out this to understand popular HIV myths and fact! Here is one:
By: Olatosi B, Patel RC, Li X. Image: https://images.app.goo.gl/hqLsYJ1MSizPDe537 This explores the compounded challenges of managing HIV in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. It examines how the global health response to COVID-19 disrupted HIV prevention, treatment, and care services, particularly in low-resource settings. The authors highlight lessons learned from these intersecting health crises and propose actionable strategies to strengthen the resilience of HIV programs amidst future pandemics. -->
By: Tan BXH, Chong SY, Ho DWS, Wee YX, Jamal MH, Tan RKJ. et al Image: https://images.app.goo.gl/NQ5Aai8wDuXsriz66 This discusses the importance of involving citizens in HIV implementation science to enhance the effectiveness of interventions. The authors argue that citizen engagement can improve the design, delivery, and evaluation of HIV programs by ensuring they are more community-centered and responsive to local needs. The study calls for a shift towards more inclusive, participatory research approaches to strengthen HIV care and prevention efforts. --> Opportunities in Global Health
PEGASUS Institute is a registered charity that works on Peace, Global Health, And Sustainability. PEGASUS is an acronym built from the first letters of our main themes: PEace, Global health and SUStainability. Formed as a successor to the PEGASUS conference held in 2020, Emerging Leaders Network as part of the PEGASUS Institute intends to provide a platform to the next generation of leaders in the field of Peace, Global Health and Sustainability.
Come be a part of this amazing network of people, and increase your visibility as well as get the platform to cultivate ideas and work on projects. --> Share your Perspective on Global Health
We are excited to announce a Call for Papers in the following areas!
You can submit your article, photo essay or article pitch to us by emailing us at: globalhealthblog@mcgill.ca. --> Subscribe to our weekly newsletter to stay up-to-date on the latest information and experiences in global health! Follow us on social media --> Copyright 漏 2017 McGill Global Health Programs, All rights reserved.
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NEWSLETTER Welcome to Our November-December Newsletter!
In honor of World AIDS Day (Dec 1), this edition focuses on critical issues surrounding HIV/AIDS. World AIDS Day brings together people from around the world to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS and demonstrate international solidarity in the face of the pandemic.
Highlights of this Issue:
- Article from a medical student in Gaza
- Organizations Working on HIV/AIDS
- Academic Research on HIV/AIDS
- A call on submissions
Thank you for being part of our community. Enjoy the read!
--> Selected Articles from this Month "Despite everything, I have not given up and I will never give up. There is a dream waiting for me; there are people who need help; there are lives that need to be saved. I am walking towards my dream, while trying to do good everywhere."- Author: Nermeen Ziyad, a third year medical student currently located in Khan Yunis, Gaza. --> 鈥淭his experience dispelled any assumptions I鈥檇 held about what 鈥榞ood surgery鈥� required 鈥撯�� it wasn鈥檛 about having fancy technology and resources, but about skilled hands, teamwork, and humanity in the most challenging circumstances.鈥�
- Author: Kacylia Roy Proulx, a third-year medical student at 香蕉视频 and a Global Health Programs Travel Award Recipient. --> 鈥淪imply put, abortion bans are bans on healthcare. It is not a procedure that should be politicized, criminalized, or demonized.鈥�
- Author: Liliana Sisto, a Bachelor of Science in Ecological Determinants of Health at McGill. --> "Reflecting on my year in the Global Health program at McMaster University, I grapple with how the field of academic global health often undermines its goals of equity and justice by prioritizing the interests of global North institutions over the needs of the global South communities it seeks to serve."
- Author: Jordyn Burnett, a Global Health master鈥檚 student. --> Mission in Motion
Get ready to be inspired! In this dynamic section, we spotlight global health organizations that are making waves and driving real change around the world. Each month, we showcase their innovative strategies and impactful initiatives as they tackle pressing health challenges and champion equity.
We shine a spotlight on organizations spreading awareness about the status of the HIV/AIDS pandemic and encourage progress in prevention, treatment and care around the world. Let鈥檚 celebrate their dedication and commitment as we highlight their vital contributions to research, advocacy, and awareness. --> https://arasa.info/ : Operating in southern Africa, ARASA mobilizes civil society to promote a human rights-based response to HIV, ensuring that affected individuals receive equitable treatment and support. --> Image: https://allianceindia.org/ : India HIV/AIDS Alliance works with grassroots groups across the country to support marginalized populations, including sex workers, men who have sex with men, and transgender people. Their focus is on HIV prevention, treatment, and human rights advocacy. --> In the News
Stay up to date with news and opinions on Global Health Image: https://x.com/OGreat6/status/1863124702748631495 Check out this to understand popular HIV myths and fact! Here is one:
- Myth #1: HIV is the same as AIDS.
- Fact #1: HIV is not the same with AIDs, but the virus that can lead to AIDS Not everyone with HIV will develop AIDS; with proper treatment, many people live long, healthy lives.
By: Olatosi B, Patel RC, Li X. Image: https://images.app.goo.gl/hqLsYJ1MSizPDe537 This explores the compounded challenges of managing HIV in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. It examines how the global health response to COVID-19 disrupted HIV prevention, treatment, and care services, particularly in low-resource settings. The authors highlight lessons learned from these intersecting health crises and propose actionable strategies to strengthen the resilience of HIV programs amidst future pandemics. -->
By: Tan BXH, Chong SY, Ho DWS, Wee YX, Jamal MH, Tan RKJ. et al Image: https://images.app.goo.gl/NQ5Aai8wDuXsriz66 This discusses the importance of involving citizens in HIV implementation science to enhance the effectiveness of interventions. The authors argue that citizen engagement can improve the design, delivery, and evaluation of HIV programs by ensuring they are more community-centered and responsive to local needs. The study calls for a shift towards more inclusive, participatory research approaches to strengthen HIV care and prevention efforts. --> Opportunities in Global Health
PEGASUS Institute is a registered charity that works on Peace, Global Health, And Sustainability. PEGASUS is an acronym built from the first letters of our main themes: PEace, Global health and SUStainability. Formed as a successor to the PEGASUS conference held in 2020, Emerging Leaders Network as part of the PEGASUS Institute intends to provide a platform to the next generation of leaders in the field of Peace, Global Health and Sustainability.
Come be a part of this amazing network of people, and increase your visibility as well as get the platform to cultivate ideas and work on projects. --> Share your Perspective on Global Health
We are excited to announce a Call for Papers in the following areas!
- Indigenous Health
- Mental Health
- Refugee Health
- Immigrant Health
- Climate Change
You can submit your article, photo essay or article pitch to us by emailing us at: globalhealthblog@mcgill.ca. --> Subscribe to our weekly newsletter to stay up-to-date on the latest information and experiences in global health! Follow us on social media --> Copyright 漏 2017 McGill Global Health Programs, All rights reserved.
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96
McGill Perspectives on Global Health - October Issue
October 31, 2024
NEWSLETTER Welcome to Our November Newsletter!
Get ready to be inspired! In this dynamic section, we spotlight global health organizations that are making waves and driving real change around the world. Each month, we showcase their innovative strategies and impactful initiatives as they tackle pressing health challenges and champion equity. -->
Stay up to date with news and opinions on Global Health Image: https://www.dreamstime.com/illustration/world-health-organisation.html "In October 2024, WHO and partners, in collaboration with Member States, activated the for the first time to provide support to countries facing mpox outbreaks... The first activation of this new support mechanism follows the declaration of mpox as a public health emergency of international concern by WHO Director-General Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus on 14 August 2024." See for more! --> Image: https://www.aidshealth.org/ By Lara Adejoro: "The AIDS Healthcare Foundation has urged African leaders to shape Africa鈥檚 future in global health security by demanding an equitable agreement that works for all nations, particularly those in the Global South." See for more! --> New in Global Health Academic Literature
By: Sok King Ong, et al. This study shows a significant variability in the current capacity and infrastructure for breast cancer monitoring among the 21 Asian National Cancer Centers, indicating a pressing need for standardized frameworks and enhanced resources to effectively implement the Global Breast Cancer Initiative's key performance indicators across diverse healthcare settings. -->
By: Rui Sha, et al. Research from the Global Burden of Disease Study reveals significant increases in breast cancer incidence worldwide, with notable trends in different socioeconomic regions. The study highlights an upward trajectory in cases, particularly in low- and middle-income countries, and discusses the varying incidence rates across different demographics --> Opportunities in Global Health
Join Us for McGill鈥檚 Global Health Night!
We are excited to announce a Call for Papers! For November, our primary theme is Maternal Health. We also invite submissions on:
You can submit your article, photo essay or article pitch to us by emailing us at: globalhealthblog@mcgill.ca. --> Subscribe to our weekly newsletter to stay up-to-date on the latest information and experiences in global health! Follow us on social media --> Copyright 漏 2017 McGill Global Health Programs, All rights reserved.
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NEWSLETTER Welcome to Our November Newsletter!
In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, this edition focuses on critical issues surrounding breast cancer, aiming to raise awareness and foster dialogue.
Highlights of this Issue:
- Interview with Dr. Blackstock, McGill鈥檚 16th Global Health Night keynote speaker
- Organizations Working on Breast Cancer
- Upcoming conferences in global health
- Academic Research on Breast Cancer
- A call on maternal health blogs and other health areas
Thank you for being part of our community. Enjoy the read!
--> Selected Articles from this Month In this exclusive interview with McGill鈥檚 16th Global Health Night keynote speaker, primary care and HIV physician and founder of Dr. Oni Blackstock recounts what led her to pursue health equity and how students can help drive systemic change - "Students should prioritize listening to and learning from the communities they serve. Engaging in meaningful conversations helps students understand both the strengths and challenges of the community." --> Lilly Groszman, a fourth-year medical student at 香蕉视频, reflects on her experience implementing an electronic trauma registry in Senegal - "This trip illuminated the challenges and unpredictability of global health research, particularly in adapting technological solutions to low-resource environments." --> Meet the 2024 cohort of McGill Global Health Programs鈥� Global Health Scholars 鈥� Graduate program! These talented graduate students are addressing critical health challenges across diverse regions, from Zika virus misclassification in Brazil to gender disparities in pediatric surgical care in Africa. --> Mission in MotionGet ready to be inspired! In this dynamic section, we spotlight global health organizations that are making waves and driving real change around the world. Each month, we showcase their innovative strategies and impactful initiatives as they tackle pressing health challenges and champion equity. -->
We shine a spotlight on organizations making a real impact in the fight against breast cancer. Let鈥檚 celebrate their dedication and commitment as we highlight their vital contributions to research, advocacy, and awareness during Breast Cancer Awareness Month!
Image: https://www.bcrf.org/ The Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF) is a leader in breast cancer research support in the United States and around the world. With the mission to "prevent and cure breast cancer by advancing the world鈥檚 most promising research," BCRF has raised more than one billion dollars since its 1993 founding. BCRF is also committed to health equity and to alleviating the unequal distribution of breast cancer burden. --> Image: https://pinkdrive.org/about-us/ PinkDrive's mission is to be "the leading non-governmental organisation dedicated to creating and promoting awareness about cancer in South Africa, and potentially beyond." The organisation focuses on screening and early detection of breast cancer, with flagship programmes providing clinical breast exams and mammograms. --> In the NewsStay up to date with news and opinions on Global Health Image: https://www.dreamstime.com/illustration/world-health-organisation.html "In October 2024, WHO and partners, in collaboration with Member States, activated the for the first time to provide support to countries facing mpox outbreaks... The first activation of this new support mechanism follows the declaration of mpox as a public health emergency of international concern by WHO Director-General Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus on 14 August 2024." See for more! --> Image: https://www.aidshealth.org/ By Lara Adejoro: "The AIDS Healthcare Foundation has urged African leaders to shape Africa鈥檚 future in global health security by demanding an equitable agreement that works for all nations, particularly those in the Global South." See for more! --> New in Global Health Academic Literature
By: Sok King Ong, et al. This study shows a significant variability in the current capacity and infrastructure for breast cancer monitoring among the 21 Asian National Cancer Centers, indicating a pressing need for standardized frameworks and enhanced resources to effectively implement the Global Breast Cancer Initiative's key performance indicators across diverse healthcare settings. -->
By: Rui Sha, et al. Research from the Global Burden of Disease Study reveals significant increases in breast cancer incidence worldwide, with notable trends in different socioeconomic regions. The study highlights an upward trajectory in cases, particularly in low- and middle-income countries, and discusses the varying incidence rates across different demographics --> Opportunities in Global Health
Join Us for McGill鈥檚 Global Health Night!
Join us for an engaging evening in global health! Kick off at the Student Poster Fair, showcasing innovative projects from McGill students, including the Global Health Program student award winners. Then, be inspired by Dr. Oni Blackstock, Founder and Executive Director of Health Justice, as she delivers her keynote lecture, Uprooting Health Inequities: Advancing Inclusive and Participatory Approaches to Clinical Research and Public Health. Don鈥檛 miss out!
- When: November 21, 2024
- Where: New Residence Hall Ballroom, 3625 Park Ave, Montreal, QC, H2X 3P8
- Can't make it in person? You can join online
- Register here
We are excited to announce a Call for Papers! For November, our primary theme is Maternal Health. We also invite submissions on:
- Indigenous Health
- Mental Health
- Refugee Health
- Immigrant Health
- Climate Change
You can submit your article, photo essay or article pitch to us by emailing us at: globalhealthblog@mcgill.ca. --> Subscribe to our weekly newsletter to stay up-to-date on the latest information and experiences in global health! Follow us on social media --> Copyright 漏 2017 McGill Global Health Programs, All rights reserved.
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96
McGill Perspectives on Global Health - September Issue
September 30, 2024
NEWSLETTER --> Selected Articles from this Month Jessica Matschek, a medical student at 香蕉视频, recounts her transformative four-week medical internship in Nunavik - "My internship illuminated the many cultural and social factors affecting Inuit hesitancy to seek care in Montreal, even to the detriment of their own health." --> Mehrshad Bakhshi, a fourth-year medical student at 香蕉视频, reflects on his experience with the Road2IR initiative in Uganda in this compelling photo essay. --> Meet the 2024 cohort of McGill Global Health Programs鈥� Global Health Scholars 鈥� Undergraduate program! These talented undergraduates are addressing pressing issues at the intersection of health, equity, and social justice, from using art to combat mental health challenges to exploring COVID-19鈥檚 impact on Nigerian women. --> Mission in Motion
Get ready to be inspired! In this dynamic section, we spotlight global health organizations that are making waves and driving real change around the world. Each month, we showcase their innovative strategies and impactful initiatives as they tackle pressing health challenges and champion equity.
This month, we focus on the crucial field of contraception as we recognize World Contraception Day, observed annually on September 26th.This global awareness day unites organizations dedicated to promoting contraceptive options and empowering individuals, especially young men and women, to make informed choices about their reproductive health. --> image: A global leader in reproductive health, providing essential contraception and safe abortion services in over 37 countries. It's committed to empowering individuals to take control of their reproductive choices, and has improved community well-being and promoted family planning for millions worldwide. --> image: Champions reproductive justice by expanding access to abortion and contraception. Focusing on empowering women and girls, it dismantles barriers to essential services while advocating for policy changes that secure reproductive rights as fundamental human rights. Their innovative programs ensure that everyone has the resources they need for a healthy future. --> In the News
Stay up to date with news and opinions on Global Health
At the 79th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA79), held on September 27, 2024, global leaders emphasized the need to revitalize multilateralism, using the successful global AIDS response as a powerful model of hope and solidarity. Highlighting the extraordinary progress made in combating HIV, they outlined concrete commitments aimed at ending AIDS by 2030 and addressing the inequalities that hinder access to essential health services. -->
Stay up to date with literature around the world in Global Health
By: Zoe Duby, et al.
"Adolescent girls and young women in South Africa are actively seeking contraceptive options that align with their unique circumstances, highlighting the importance of individualized approaches to family planning.
Despite facing numerous challenges, including stigma and access issues, many young women are determined to educate themselves about contraceptive methods and advocate for their reproductive rights." -->
By: Ebenezer Kwesi Armah-Ansah, et al.
"Women鈥檚 intention to use contraceptives is significantly influenced by their educational level, with higher education correlating to increased likelihood of contraceptive use.
The study reveals that access to healthcare services and supportive partner relationships are critical factors in enhancing contraceptive agency among women of reproductive age." --> Writing to McGill Global Health Perspectives McGill Global Health Perspectives welcomes contributions relevant to global health. Contributions to Global Health Perspectives should pertain to its mission and can include perspectives from your latest research, research experience, key issues in health policy governance, equity related challenges and strengths in global health to name a few. We want to represent a wide range of voices representing global health research, commentaries and opinions on current global health challenges and ideas on future direction of global health. Click for submission guidelines.
You can submit your article, photo essay or article pitch to us by emailing us at: globalhealthblog@mcgill.ca. --> Subscribe to our weekly newsletter to stay up-to-date on the latest information and experiences in global health! Follow us on social media --> Copyright 漏 2017 McGill Global Health Programs, All rights reserved.
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NEWSLETTER --> Selected Articles from this Month Jessica Matschek, a medical student at 香蕉视频, recounts her transformative four-week medical internship in Nunavik - "My internship illuminated the many cultural and social factors affecting Inuit hesitancy to seek care in Montreal, even to the detriment of their own health." --> Mehrshad Bakhshi, a fourth-year medical student at 香蕉视频, reflects on his experience with the Road2IR initiative in Uganda in this compelling photo essay. --> Meet the 2024 cohort of McGill Global Health Programs鈥� Global Health Scholars 鈥� Undergraduate program! These talented undergraduates are addressing pressing issues at the intersection of health, equity, and social justice, from using art to combat mental health challenges to exploring COVID-19鈥檚 impact on Nigerian women. --> Mission in Motion
Get ready to be inspired! In this dynamic section, we spotlight global health organizations that are making waves and driving real change around the world. Each month, we showcase their innovative strategies and impactful initiatives as they tackle pressing health challenges and champion equity.
This month, we focus on the crucial field of contraception as we recognize World Contraception Day, observed annually on September 26th.This global awareness day unites organizations dedicated to promoting contraceptive options and empowering individuals, especially young men and women, to make informed choices about their reproductive health. --> image: A global leader in reproductive health, providing essential contraception and safe abortion services in over 37 countries. It's committed to empowering individuals to take control of their reproductive choices, and has improved community well-being and promoted family planning for millions worldwide. --> image: Champions reproductive justice by expanding access to abortion and contraception. Focusing on empowering women and girls, it dismantles barriers to essential services while advocating for policy changes that secure reproductive rights as fundamental human rights. Their innovative programs ensure that everyone has the resources they need for a healthy future. --> In the News
Stay up to date with news and opinions on Global Health
At the 79th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA79), held on September 27, 2024, global leaders emphasized the need to revitalize multilateralism, using the successful global AIDS response as a powerful model of hope and solidarity. Highlighting the extraordinary progress made in combating HIV, they outlined concrete commitments aimed at ending AIDS by 2030 and addressing the inequalities that hinder access to essential health services. -->
Antimicrobials, like antibiotics, are essential for treating infections, yet antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is drastically diminishing their effectiveness, leading to millions of deaths annually. This article examines the factors contributing to AMR and outlines crucial interventions across health, agriculture, and environmental sectors to tackle this urgent global challenge.
--> New in Global Health Academic LiteratureStay up to date with literature around the world in Global Health
By: Zoe Duby, et al.
"Adolescent girls and young women in South Africa are actively seeking contraceptive options that align with their unique circumstances, highlighting the importance of individualized approaches to family planning.
Despite facing numerous challenges, including stigma and access issues, many young women are determined to educate themselves about contraceptive methods and advocate for their reproductive rights." -->
By: Ebenezer Kwesi Armah-Ansah, et al.
"Women鈥檚 intention to use contraceptives is significantly influenced by their educational level, with higher education correlating to increased likelihood of contraceptive use.
The study reveals that access to healthcare services and supportive partner relationships are critical factors in enhancing contraceptive agency among women of reproductive age." --> Writing to McGill Global Health Perspectives McGill Global Health Perspectives welcomes contributions relevant to global health. Contributions to Global Health Perspectives should pertain to its mission and can include perspectives from your latest research, research experience, key issues in health policy governance, equity related challenges and strengths in global health to name a few. We want to represent a wide range of voices representing global health research, commentaries and opinions on current global health challenges and ideas on future direction of global health. Click for submission guidelines.
You can submit your article, photo essay or article pitch to us by emailing us at: globalhealthblog@mcgill.ca. --> Subscribe to our weekly newsletter to stay up-to-date on the latest information and experiences in global health! Follow us on social media --> Copyright 漏 2017 McGill Global Health Programs, All rights reserved.
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