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Week of May 9th

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May 9, 2022
May 10, 2022(6 events)

12:00 pm: The role of environmental epidemiology in evidence-based public policies


May 10, 2022

Title: The Role of the Environment and Epidemiology in Evidence-Based Public Policies

Organizers: Organization Panamericana de la Salud

Description: To promote discussion on the role of environmental epidemiology in public policies informed by evidence and to publicize opportunities for collaboration between specialized centers and institutions with the Pan American Health Organization.

Language: English

When: Wednesday, May 11, 2022; 12:00 - 1:30 p.m. EST (Washington, DC time)

Registration: Register Here 

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3:00 pm: The challenges NGO's are facing to reach resources and to educate a population in need


May 10, 2022

Title: The Challenges NGO's are Facing to Reach Resources and to Educate a Population in Need

Organizers: Haiti Cholera Research Funding Foundation Inc USA HCRFF

Description: Addressing the need of local community, the role in education on menstrual health, the absence of networking, and no strategic planning to close the gap on menstrual cup community-based education bridges the gap between institutional guidelines and local realities.

Language: English

When: 28 May 2022 15:00 – 18:00 ET

Registration: Launch Meeting Here 

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4:00 pm: NON-ALCOHOLIC FATTY LIVER DISEASE (NAFLD) Updated


May 10, 2022

Title: Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) update

Organizers: NAFLD

Description: Liver disease is one of the leading causes of years of working life lost in Europe, second only to ischemic heart disease. And, without a doubt, non-alcoholic fat storage disease (NAFLD) is the most common cause of chronic liver disease in our environment.The advance to address the prevention and treatment of NAFLD is closely linked to the understanding of this disease from the pathophysiological and clinical point of view as a basis for a better definition of risk factors, establishment of adequate predictors of disease evolution, definition of new biomarkers and therapeutic individualization adjusted to the characteristics of each patient.

Language: English

When: Apply by 05/18/2022 at 4:00pm

Registration: Apply here

 

 

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5:00 pm: How Can Chefs Help Save the Planet?


May 10, 2022

Title: How Can Chefs Help Save thew Planet?

Organizers: Life

Description: Discover the Life Climate Smart Chefs project: The online webinar will share the initial results of the Life Climate Smart Chefs project and provide interesting examples from the restaurant sector through case studies.

Language: English

When: May 24, 2022 05:00 PM in Helsinki

Registration: Register here

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5:30 pm: Global Vaccine Equity: Reflections, Lessons, and a Way Forward


May 10, 2022

Title: Global Vaccine Equity: Reflections, Lessons, and a Way Forward

Organizers: McGill

Description: As western democracies transition to an endemic approach to COVID-19, countries in the global south continue to grapple with inadequate vaccination rates and anemic vaccine manufacturing infrastructures. Underpinning the issue of global vaccine equity is a history of colonialism that has fueled mistrust and vaccine hesitancy. Join us for an engaging panel to discuss how vaccine equity is connected to post-colonial structures. This discussion will cover topics related to historical inequities, vaccine hoarding, patent laws and vaccine manufacturing challenges, the role of higher education institutions, and a productive way forward to mitigate global vaccine inequity.

Language: English

When: May 16, 2022; 5:30-6:30pm

Registration: Register here 

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6:00 pm: Gender and UHC: Policy priorities for equitable and resilient health systems


May 10, 2022

Title: Gender and UHC: Policy priorities for equitable and resilient health systems

Organizers: Women in Global Health

Description: This virtual interactive dialogue on the sidelines of the 75th World Health Assembly will discuss policy priorities for gender-responsive UHC in the context of strengthening health systems including for health emergencies and will build on lessons learned to mobilize support for action to make health systems more gender-responsive.

Language: English, interpretation in French and Spanish

When: May 26, 2022 06:00 PM in Madrid

Registration: Register here

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