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GLOBAL HEALTH: AN INTERDISCIPLINARY PANORAMA

Studies and activities on Global Health provide a composite, well-structured scenario that often cuts across many disciplines, not only in the domain of Medicine. Speaking of Global Health means recognizing the relationships and inevitable interdependencies among different social, political, economic and health fields. Speaking of Global Health – irrespective of the conceptual frame of reference – also means adopting a panoramic approach to health that conceives people, and their health and illness pathways, as an integral part – and often the result – of the complex society we live in.

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THE MANY ASPECTS OF GLOBAL HEALTH

It is therefore difficult to outline a single, linear training pathway in Global Health, which is instead built on multidisciplinary, continuously renewed inspiration, reflection and exchange. The aim of this platform is to become an active meeting and sharing point for those working, studying and interested in Global Health, who wish to continue training and being updated in the field.

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IDEAS FOR TRAINING SPECIALISTS IN GLOBAL HEALTH!

Offers of training courses for doctors and other health professionals, information on academic courses at Italian and European universities, bibliographic reference lists, event agendas, lists of relevant conferences will, on the one hand, provide an update on the Global Health panorama and, on the other, give opportunities for exchange on a European scale.

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Now open registration for the Summer School "Global health and migration: interdisciplinary tools to tackle health inequalities" organized by the University of Bologna (July 2013).

Deadline for application: April 15th 2013.

More info: www.globhem.csiunibo.org

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By ALLYSON POLLOCK

Published: New Statesman
January 29, 2013

LONDON — Labour and the Lib Dems must support a bill that restores the right of all citizens to comprehensive care.
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Taking a More Holistic Approach to Global Health Education
By STEPHANIE NOVAK

Published: The New York Times
February 19, 2012

PARIS — In the early 1900s, a course of study at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine might have meant traveling to a hut in Italy for several months to study the causes of malaria.
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