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Targeting TB Persisters by Enhancing Stringent Response

C-TRIUMPH nested study begins to see if stringent response antigen is enhanced while treating drug-susceptible TB using the first-line anti-TB regimen.

Investigating Maternal Antibodies to Modify Infant Tuberculosis Acquisition

New study in Pune, India, aims to identify the profile of TB antibodies between mothers and infants, and to see if the presence of antibodies lowers risk of infant infection.

Zika Virus among Pregnant Women in Pune, India

India leads the world in dengue cases. CCGHE researchers are keeping an eye on Zika among pregnant women, which is transmitted by the same mosquito & can cause devastating birth defects.

Indo-Hopkins Partnership Seeks Causes of Sepsis in the NICU

Sepsis among newborns in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) is a big problem in India, and a complex one to untangle.

CCGHE: More than Ten Years of Impact on Global Health

Learn about CCGHE's work to improve infectious disease prevention & treatment around the world.

TB Case Conference (2017-09-06)

Case Review: 62 yo, previously healthy male from Cape Verde; presented to PCP in Dec 2015; abscesses on chest, back & axilla.
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Challenges in evaluating interventions that link patients to HIV care

Dr. Maunank Shah & colleagues review interventions to keep HIV patients linked to care.
New Study to Test Potential of a Quicker Diagnostic for MDR-TB

In a multi-country study, we are assessing the accuracy of the BD MAX rapid MDR-TB assay to detect rifampin and isoniazid resistance.
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Tornheim Promoted to Assistant Professor

His research explores whether 2 MDR-TB drug susceptibility tests using WGS & MIC can yield options for individualized treament.
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Reducing India's Disease Burden by Half in 30 Years

India ranks highest in global disease burden. Dr. Amita Gupta weighs in on how to reverse that.
How can we encourage female leaders in global health?

Fogarty Director Dr. Roger Glass asks why so few women are leading global health centers at med schools or filling other leadership roles.
Dr. Page in SELF Magazine: First Lesson of Herpes Transmission

Kathleen Page talks herpes transmission in a SELF Magazine feature.
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Sick and afraid, some immigrants forgo medical care

Dr. Kathleen Page in the New York Times: US government deportation crackdown is affecting healthcare access among undocumented immigrants.
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Emocha Mobile Health expands to opioid addiction treatment

Baltimore Sun: emocha received award to expand miDOT capabilities to help care providers treat opioid addiction.