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Focus on Supplementary Support

In 2024, Fogarty offered an administrative supplement to help broaden the scientific workforce. The aim was to do a better job of finding and harnessing talent, experiences, and perspectives in the hopes of increasing the likelihood that local research remains relevant and sustainable over time.  Fogarty received exceptional applications and achieved its goal of widening the geographic, scientific, institutional, and population scope of its awards.

Global Health Matters Issue: Sept/Oct 2026

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Global Health Research Impacts in the U.S.

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Fogarty’s Impact in Facts, Numbers, and Stories 
Fogarty adds value to NIH and the Department of Health and Human Services through 439 active research and research training awards. Nearly all of Fogarty’s overseas grants involve American researchers. Two-thirds are awarded to U.S. institutions.


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NIH-funded Global Scientific Advances Benefit the American Public 
NIH-funded research conducted by U.S. and international teams in lower resource regions has led to better treatments for health challenges, including heart and cardiometabolic diseases, in the United States.

Featured News

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Training hematology researchers and protecting the blood supply in South Africa
Edward L. Murphy, MD, MPH, has worked with the South African National Blood Service and the University of Cape Town to train researchers focused on HIV hematological malignancies and transfusion safety. 


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Arab region researchers aim to understand health in relation to extreme weather 
Wael Al-Delaimy, MD, PhD, develops Arab institutions to serve as regional hubs for collaborative research, data management, and policy support around environmental and occupational health threats. 


Global Health Fellows & Scholars

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Developing interventions for subgroups within the autism spectrum: The KwaZulu-Natal Autism study focused on identifying children with autism in South Africa’s KwaZulu-Natal province. Lauren Franz, MBChB, MPH, is now an Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences and Associate Research Professor of Global Health at Duke University.


Global Research In the U.S.

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Carla Berg: Looking beyond our own backyard: Carla Berg, PhD, MBA, is a Professor at George Washington University’s Milken Institute School of Public Health. Her research focuses on social determinants of substance use, and she’s also examined health behaviors and quality of life among cancer survivors. 



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