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April 2008 Stephen Lewis to kick off Fogarty's 40th anniversary Scholars in Residence series, Tuesday, May 6 NIH's National Library of Medicine Opens New Global Health Exhibit IOM Examines U.S. Commitment to Global Health Nearly One-Third of South Africans Surveyed Suffer from a Psychiatric Disorder Rice Cropping Intensity and Duck Populations Identified as Risk Factors for Bird Flu Outbreaks Study Finds Chernobyl's Radioactive Fallout Increases Thyroid Tumor Risk New Model to Optimize Child Development in Developing Countries Finds Success Croatian Children Still Suffer Weapon-Related Injuries in the Wake of War Economist Offers Perspective on Health Programs in Developing Countries Resources to Counter Infectious Diseases Poorly Allocated, Study Shows Fogarty Trains Future Generation of Global Health Innovators Fogarty-in-the-News Estonia's HIV Epidemic Expanding Rapidly Due to New Injectors of Illegal Drugs Homologous Recombination Does Not Play Major Role in Evolution of Human Influenza A Virus Polio Meeting Report Published in The Lancet Congressional Hearing Highlights Fogarty’s Role in Global Health Research Study Finds Suicide Risk Factors Consistent Across Nations Fogarty Grantee Encourages Collaborations Between U.S. and African Scientists NIH Strengthens Research Collaborations Between U.S. and India Fogarty Director Moderates World Malaria Day Briefing on Capitol Hill Fogarty-supported study tracks flu to viral reservoir in tropics
February 2008 NIH Support Grows to Battle Global Epidemic of Non-Communicable Diseases
January 2008 Top Malaria Experts Publish Groundbreaking Research to Aid Malaria Eradication Efforts
December 2007 Fogarty Director Joins Global Effort to Curb Deaths from Chronic, Non-communicable Diseases WHO Director Warns Climate Change Will Dramatically Worsen Global Health, Particularly Among World's Poorest Fogarty Scientists Urge Focus on Implementation Research to Save Lives in the Developing World Survey of Chinese Physicians' Smoking Habits Has Led to Nationwide Non-smoking Campaign NIH Hosts Global Health Ministers for Security Discussions Fogarty's Bridbord Receives NIH AIDS Award Research Needed to Address Negative Impact of Health Disparities on Native Populations Fogarty Names HIV/AIDS Expert as New Deputy Director Fogarty Grantees Describe Research Training Projects During Capitol Hill Briefing Smoking Rates of Argentinean Women Rank Among the World's Highest NIH Awards Nearly $17 Million for Projects Focused on Reducing Tobacco-Related Deaths in Developing Nations Delayed Adoption of New Treatments in Developing World Costs Lives
November, 2007 Fogarty's Bridbord Receives NIH AIDS Award NIH Delegation Meet With India's Political and Scientific Leadership Obesity in Mexicans Linked to Socio-economic Status Mortality Rates Decrease in HIV-Infected Children Initiating HAART Underestimated Parasite Prevalence in Malaria Test Populations Studied by Fogarty Research Team Host Factors Such as the Immune Response Play an Important Role in Controlling Leishmaniasis Fogarty Director Accompanies HHS Secretary to Africa to Visit US-supported Programs Fogarty Organizes NIH Event to Launch Global Theme Issue Fogarty Co-sponsors Polio Symposium Examining Eradication Efforts
October, 2007 Fogarty and NSF Award Ecology of Infectious Diseases Grants Fogarty Hosts NIH Launch of Global Theme Issue Fogarty Names Robert Eiss Senior Advisor
August, 2007 Fogarty International Clinical Research Scholars Urged to Establish Relationships to Advance Global Health Fogarty's Director Receives Lifetime Scientific Achievement Award TB is an Urgent Problem for Health Care Workers in Low- and Middle-Income Countries Preventative Therapy Should be Considered to Avert Postpartum TB Among HIV-Infected Women in India Spread of Drug-Resistant Influenza Viruses Studied Fogarty Grantees Named Ambassadors for Global Health Research Fogarty Plans Full Slate of Fall Activities Penn State Geneticist Appointed to Advise U.S. State Department on Science and Technology Fogarty Names Ann Puderbaugh New Communications Director
May 14, 2007 Announcement: Fogarty appoints Timothy J. Tosten as Executive Officer [PDF 18K]
January 10, 2007 Women's Response to Anti-HIV Therapy Improved If Treatment Begins Six Months After Earlier Preventive Regimen: Response to Treatment Diminished If Treatment Begins Within Six Months of Preventive Regimen
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