Enduring personal suffering: Awio Henry's Kony 2003 story and how a power outage can illuminate.  

ICT provides new opportunities for medical student education in the US, Ethiopia, Uganda and Malaysia.

Bridging the health workforce gap with partnerships between innovators in education and technology.

Our open-source, mHealth tool, improves provider communication, education, and patient care support around the world.

View our latest pediatric HIV Case Discussion recorded May 4, 2012 with our Ethiopian partners.

Hopkins CCGGE faculty and staff recently engaged in a multinational HIV training program in Central America.  Using this successful program as a starting point, CCGHE plans to continue future development and deployment.

Hopkins CCGGE faculty and staff are engaged in a number of unique research and education partnerships with colleagues in Uganda, including distance learning and mHealth projects. 

According to World Health Organization (WHO) estimates, there were 8.8 million new cases of TB in 2003. Although TB is curable, approximately 5000 people die of TB every day.

Although research and teaching have helped make significant advances in HIV/AIDS treatment and prevention, it continues to be a global epidemic. UNAIDS estimates the total number of people living with HIV in 2004 is 39.4 million.

The CCGHE in partnership with the Hopkins Center for TB Research launch eMOCHA TB Detect.  This mobile TB screening algorithm is based on the WHO guidelines and also includes multimedia lectures from leading experts in TB prevention and care.  Spanish and English versions of TB Detect are available.