Patricia Peterson, a postdoctoral associate, is part of a Duke University team building a public-health response to TMVII.
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Officials from the Nigerian Ministry of Health's nursing care division welcome nurses to a June 2025 boot camp in Abuja, Nigeria, to raise awareness of sickle cell disease and treatment, the first such training session Stephanie Ibemere has led in Africa.
Mmbaga with the first graduates of the TRECK program, which trains students to lead research related to injury prevention and trauma care, at their graduation ceremony in November 2024.
Volunteers with the SAFE Infant Feeding Team sort through boxes of donated infant formula in Asheville, N.C., in the weeks after Hurricane Helene hit western North Carolina in September 2024. The team distributed kits to ensure parents are able to feed infants safely following disasters, when power and water are often compromised.
The team is seeking to understand the experiences of people in Sri Lanka communities.
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Comments Sought for Regular Review of Chris Beyrer, Director of the Duke Global Health Institute
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Dr. Dennis Clements, III, professor emeritus of pediatrics and adjunct professor of global health
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