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13-07-2023 16:54:20
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China has quadrupled its number of general practitioners, thanks in part to collaboration with doctors in the UK. But challenges remain, reports Sally Howard ✍️ bmj.com/content/387/bm…
Research carried out in Malawi reveals that people with major depressive disorder and chronic health conditions can benefit from a new form of integrated care that reduces symptoms, improves quality of life and reduces the odds of depression. Read more 👇: birmingham.ac.uk/news/2024/new-…
A decade-long study co-authored by Dr David Cleary has uncovered a virulent, antibiotic-resistant ‘superbug’ causing severe disease in a Malaysian hospital. Listed by World Health Organization (WHO) as a critical priority, urgent infection control is needed. bit.ly/4jhggsE #AntibioticResistance
It’s #worldimmunizationweek 2025 In the last 50 years alone, vaccines have saved 154 million people. BactiVac Network is committed to accelerating the development of vaccines against bacterial pathogens & advocating the role that vaccines play in reducing the global #AMR burden
Find out about the inspiring work of our #GlobalHealth researcher Prof. Professor Alex Richter - well worth a read!👇
Most people living in cities across the Global South can reach primary care clinics within 30 minutes – yet average quality of care remains poor, new studies by Richard Lilford in The Lancet Global Health series reveal. birmingham.ac.uk/news/2025/glob…
#WorldImmunizationWeek 2025, Day 7 An important part of BactiVac Network’s mission is to be a global voice for bacterial vaccinology. Listen to BactiVac Network Director Adam Cunningham on why advocacy is so important. Become a member: bit.ly/BVNjoin #HumanlyPossible, #VaccinesWork
We are excited about our forthcoming public engagement event! Prof Alice Roberts💙 will host: a panel discussion and a live drawing activity. Register to join us! 👇birmingham.ac.uk/events/the-exc…
As part of our 125 celebrations, learn more about the University of Birmingham's history of bringing more babies safely into the world. From significant Birmingham Alumni contributions to present day research from @tommysbham and the WHO Collaborating Centre for Global Women’s Health. birmingham.ac.uk/news/2025/brin…
“ [...] amidst everything that’s happening in the world at the moment, there are people doing good work that will make a difference”. Great feedback from last week's event "Global Health Research: What do we do, Why does it Matter". We loved it too! Prof Alice Roberts💙
![“ [...] amidst everything that’s happening in the world at the moment, there are people doing good work that will make a difference”.
Great feedback from last week's event "Global Health Research: What do we do, Why does it Matter". We loved it too! <a href="/theAliceRoberts/">Prof Alice Roberts💙</a>](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Gu2K65DXEAA1sPo.jpg "UoB GlobalHealth (@gh_hub_uob) on Twitter photo “ [...] amidst everything that’s happening in the world at the moment, there are people doing good work that will make a difference”.
Great feedback from last week's event \"Global Health Research: What do we do, Why does it Matter\". We loved it too! <a href=\"/theAliceRoberts/\">Prof Alice Roberts💙</a>")
Last week we worked with Birmingham Health Partners to bring together clinical staff and academics from across the region with an interest in working globally. Special thanks to Professor Joht Singh Chandan for a fascinating keynote . We're now looking forward to our online follow-up event on 8 October!
Rwanda912 RIGHT group are super excited to launch today the “912RW” lifesaving ambulance dispatch software in SAMU Rwanda Rwanda Biomedical Centre University of Global Health Equity Birmingham Uni UR-CMHS Rwanda Build Program National Institute for Health and Care Research Innovative ambulance software could help millions across the world birmingham.ac.uk/news/2025/inno…
📢 Join us at the BactiVac 6th Annual Network Meeting on 5-6 November 2025 to listen to Dr Fabian Maza, Science Officer at Int. Centre for Antimicrobial Resistance Solutions, Denmark, who will be talking about vaccines to tackle #AMR in the context of #OneHealth. Programme available on our website. Last few places
