How climate change affects global health: A STAT Q&A
Vanessa Kerry, a pulmonary and critical care physician, founded Seed Global Health more than a decade ago to tackle inequities...
Month: November 2024
PAHO supports decision-making in innovation and production of health technologies, workshop on technologies horizon scanning – PAHO/WHO
Santo Domingo, November 5, 2024 (PAHO) - The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), through its Department of Innovation, Access to...
Bridging Worlds of Health Tech Innovation in New Jersey and Israel: The Future of Health
There is something to be said for the good hearted, focused, and intentional nature of individuals and organizations that come...
Students and Mental Health in the Screen Era: Awareness and Resilience
Dr. Mohini Mohan Borah([email protected])In our fast-paced, technology driven world, mental health has become an increasingly pressing concern, particularly among students....
Genetic engineering and the eye
Hoermann A, Habtewold T, Selvaraj P, Del Corsano G, Capriotti P, Inghilterra MG, et al. Gene drive mosquitoes can aid...
Breaking Barriers: How Young People Are Shaping Global Health Policy
Inês Costa Louro, Aloyce Urassa, and Hamaiyal Sana With half of the global population now under the age of 30,...
Technion research uses RNA to repair damaged genes
Researchers at the Technion Faculty of Biology have identified potential new innovative genetic therapies for cancer and brain diseases.The...
the power of youth engagement in health policy and governance
In the heart of Geneva, Switzerland, the first in-person Global Model WHO Conference (GMWHO) recently unfolded, a testament to the...
New CRISPR system pauses genes, rather than turning them off permanently
Scientists have unveiled a new version of the famous gene-editing tool CRISPR, one that can "pause" a given gene temporarily...
