International Health

Interviews with tiger attack survivors and the families of those who died in such attacks reveal the ripple effects of human-tiger interactions and the significant mental health toll they take. 

Researchers developed a new, highly sensitive, molecular diagnostic field assay that detects cholera from a stool or water sample in minutes.  The Bloomberg School team has already used similar technology to develop rapid tests for both ETEC and Shigella.

Spanning 7 countries, a major piece of global maternal health research found that a low-cost, widely available generic antibiotic can prevent life-threatening sepsis during childbirth in women delivering babies in low- and middle-income countries.  

Researchers will examine the relationship between heat and chronic kidney disease among migrant and non-migrant workers in Nepal.

Anthony So, one of the five lead authors of the new UN Environmental Programme Report on Antimicrobial Resistance, provides his five key takeaways.