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Fogarty Trainees Become Global Health Leaders
Through community-based participatory research former trainee and now grant recipient, Purnima Madhivanan, focus on creating health.
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Over the decades,
Fogarty’s programs have made significant contributions by filling the pipeline of global health leaders, extending the frontiers of science and accelerating discovery. These featured researchers — including senior government officials, and leaders of academic and nongonvermental organizations around the world — share how training supported by Fogarty has impacted their careers, helped build in-country research capacity, and fostered collaboration in research areas vital to global health.
Emerging Global Leader Lola Kola developed a mobile app to help teen mothers care for their mental and physical health.
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Dr. Nandini Kumar received a Fogarty grant to establish a national bioethics training program and helped formulate India’s national research ethics guidelines.
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Dr. Andrew Kambugu’s Fogarty training grant is helping to enhance HIV research capacity in East Africa.
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Using the skills he learned through Fogarty programs, Dr. Robert Samuels is evaluating the prevalence of influenza and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) in young children.
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Fogarty-supported training laid the foundation for Dr. Admire Dube's NIH grants to study the use of nanotechnology to help eradicate tuberculosis.
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Emerging Global Leader award recipient Dr. Michelle Groome details how personal experience with rotavirus influenced her Fogarty research and her career.
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Updated August 23, 2024