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Global Health Cafe Global Health Cafe, is a hub that discusses and analyses issues in Global Health, inviting new thinking, critiquing and sharing of ideas.

The World Health Organisation declared *climate change* as the *greatest threat* to global health in the 21st century. *...
11/02/2022

The World Health Organisation declared *climate change* as the *greatest threat* to global health in the 21st century. *Urgent action* is necessary, as well as a *collaborative effort* to assist mitigate the negative consequences.

The Global Health Café is thrilled to announce an exciting online event where the audience will be updated on the *current state of climate and health* 🌍🌳

Particular emphasis will be on:

▪️ Understanding *climate justice* and its implications

▪️ Highlight the link between *climate change* and *health inequalities*

▪️ *Actions* that can be taken *locally* and *globally* to fight climate change.

We will be joined by two panel experts, *Rhiannon Osborne* and *Amit Singh*, from Students for Global Health. The workshop will be followed by a Q&A session, a great chance for you to ask relevant questions.

Registration is totally free, at the following link in our bio

We look forward to e-meeting you!

*The Global Health Café Team*

The Global Health Café is committed to serving you through our social media pages and would like to know how best we can...
20/07/2021

The Global Health Café is committed to serving you through our social media pages and would like to know how best we can do that. You are very important to us and we want you to know that your thoughts and ideas matter to us! Please complete our attached questionnaire to provide feedback for our social media pages, https://forms.gle/eiZBrZVnjWusd59e6. The link will be available till the 3rd of August, 2021.

Introducing our next speaker Dr Ni Ni Tun PhD Fellow at the University of Antwerp. Dr Ni Ni Tun started at work as HIV/T...
02/05/2021

Introducing our next speaker Dr Ni Ni Tun PhD Fellow at the University of Antwerp.

Dr Ni Ni Tun started at work as HIV/TB national coordinator with Médécins sans Frontières in Myanmar in 2003. She has trained about 1000 local doctors related with HIV, TB case management, STD and malnutrition. Moreover, Nini was trained for screening and treatment of CMV retinitis in HIV patients in 2006 and has treated about 600 CMV retinitis patients and trained about 1000 national doctors together with her trainer, Dr David Heiden (consultant Uveitis, Sanfrancisco). In 2009, Nini has joined with a new medical organization, Medical Action Myanmar, with which Nini is working as a medical director, supervising the prevention and treatment program of HIV, TB, malaria and malnutrition program. Furthermore, Nini is the lead for HIV innovative research for the Myanmar Oxford Clinical Research Unit (MOCRU). MOCRU is a new tropical medical research organization formed as an extension of the medical research activities of the University of Oxford in Southeast Asia.

In 2019, Ni Ni is working as HIV innovative and research advisor for Medical Action Myanmar and Myanmar Oxford Clinical Research Unit. Currently, she is also the PhD Fellow student at the University of Antwerp, Belgium with the research areas of rrelevant interventions to tackle the gaps in HIV prevention and treatment care in Key Affected Populations (KAPs), Myanmar.

Don't forget to pick up your tickets: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/decolonising-health-a-focus-on-hiv-in-myanmar-tickets-151715566343

Introducing our next speaker Dr Ni Ni Tun PhD Fellow at the University of Antwerp. Miss Eva Celaya has a nursing degree ...
02/05/2021

Introducing our next speaker Dr Ni Ni Tun PhD Fellow at the University of Antwerp.

Miss Eva Celaya has a nursing degree from King's College London, a postgraduate diploma in tropical nursing from the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, and an MSc in Medical Education from University College London.

Eva has worked at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital in London for over twenty years. She worked clinically on HIV for the first ten years of her career, caring for people living with HIV in both outpatient and inpatient settings, as well as research and oncology units. Eva has collaborated on many initiatives across the world, mostly in developed countries, with a number of different organizations (NGOs), in a variety of positions ranging from management to field work in infectious diseases. She moved to Myanmar a couple years ago to work as a nurse educator with Medical Action Myanmar, a local NGO interested in HIV prevention and control.

She now leads the Clinical Skills Department at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, where she teaches nurses and medical doctors the practical skills required to prepare them for day-to-day clinical work.

Don't forget to pick up your tickets: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/decolonising-health-a-focus-on-hiv-in-myanmar-tickets-151715566343

We are kicking off our series of events with an exciting panel on understanding the scope of HIV in Myanmar and the chal...
26/04/2021

We are kicking off our series of events with an exciting panel on understanding the scope of HIV in Myanmar and the challenges in its prevention and management joined by Miss Eva Celaya and Dr. Ni Ni Tun. Click here to register!
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/preview?eid=151715566343/

The Global Health Cafe is excited to introduce our new team members Sruthi, Emesomi and Vincenzo. Look out for more exci...
24/04/2021

The Global Health Cafe is excited to introduce our new team members Sruthi, Emesomi and Vincenzo. Look out for more exciting news coming soon!

ANNOUNCEMENT: The Global Health Cafe is launching a monthly event series this May. Stay tuned to hear more about our eve...
14/04/2021

ANNOUNCEMENT: The Global Health Cafe is launching a monthly event series this May. Stay tuned to hear more about our event!

Not long now! don't forget to register for our next event on decolonising Global Health! http://bit.ly/3ci62aB
15/03/2021

Not long now! don't forget to register for our next event on decolonising Global Health! http://bit.ly/3ci62aB

We are excited to announce our next Global Health Cafe event: Decolonising Global Health. We will be joined by and rose...
09/03/2021

We are excited to announce our next Global Health Cafe event: Decolonising Global Health. We will be joined by and roselyne masamha. Click the link to register: http://bit.ly/3ci62aB

It’s that time of the year! UKWHO and The Global Health Café are recruiting for a number of positions within the UKWHO c...
25/01/2021

It’s that time of the year! UKWHO and The Global Health Café are recruiting for a number of positions within the UKWHO central committee and are forming brand new Training and The Global Health Cafe teams 🙌🏻🙌🏽🙌🏿

Expect lots of cool projects for the remainder of the year - to keep empowering global health enthusiasts even when things have to be done remotely - and we would love to have you join us in this exciting journey!

Read through the recruitment booklet (https://lnkd.in/d-aEzxg) for everything you need to know about the positions available & how to apply. To submit your application, use the following form: https://lnkd.in/d5r8DtX 🔗

Applications will be considered **on a rolling basis** so apply as soon as you can to maximise your chances.

We look forward to receiving your applications and welcome newbies in the team!

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