International Health

The cholera outbreak that swept Zambia in early 2024 highlighted the urgent need for improved water and sanitation infrastructure, especially in urban areas. But the crisis spotlighted another critical factor, too: the stigma surrounding the disease.

The weeklong trip, organized by the university's Gupta-Klinsky India Institute, included announcements about Hopkins support for work on pediatric tuberculosis, and career advancement for women in STEMM fields.

Department of International Health faculty are collaborating with the WHO and colleagues in sub-Saharan Africa and Asia on two new projects investigating probiotic use in newborns and children in low- and middle-income settings

DNDi’s Africa Ambassador Monique Wasunna reflects on her efforts to fight neglected diseases and shares insights on the work ahead, including critical needs donors are neglecting.

The Center's inaugural cohort presented mini-projects on gender equity and gender-based violence in Cape Town, South Africa.