As we start our webinar #NCDs in Humanitarian setting, we are exploring our research priority questions interactive tool.
If you’d like to access the report and interactive tool, Click here: https://t.co/oUyUVeyEjv
Are you a researcher studying health in humanitarian crises? Interested in how that intersects with #ClimateChange? Apply to attend the Global Forum on Humanitarian Health Research, May 2025 in Nairobi, Kenya.⚠️Apply by October 7, 2024: https://t.co/VaO5FjVhoY
@elrha@Idrc_crdi
Support from someone who has experienced the same challenges as you can be a powerful and profoundly human experience (I'm not alone in this!).
What do we know about peer support for people living with #NCDs in #humanitarian settings?
Open-access: https://t.co/olTZz5R3TJ
Researchers from @LSHTM_Crises & @Humanit_Health have developed projections of excess death due to the crisis in #Gaza.
Reports will be available periodically with updated estimates for different scenarios of how the crisis could evolve.
👉 https://t.co/CQLoowg6Ci
Our latest publication, part of the SCALE project conducted in Lebanon and Tunisia by @AUB & @Institutdenutr1, is out! 🌍 Read this article to know more how #GroundTruthing was used to explore the presence of unhealthy #FoodEnvironment around schools.
🔗 https://t.co/eQ5VuUkmeE
Our @LSHTM expert @Ruth_NWillis shares insights from her work with @Ch_Akik and colleagues aiming to understand how those living with chronic conditions in #humanitarian settings experience management and care for their conditions.
👉https://t.co/rZdursPHxR
We are partnering with the American University of Beirut @FHS_AUB on NCDs research in humanitarian crises. Help set priorities for Cardio-Metabolic Syndrome research by participating in the survey.
Click the link to join: https://t.co/MyKTLz5t5n
Join us live on UNFPA Lebanon Facebook page tomorrow, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM Beirut time, for a one-day policy-level meeting "Breaking the Cycle: Addressing GBV for Better Health" in celebration of World Health Day! #WHD#GBV#HealthForAll
#Insights | We continue to share insights from the #SRHR research programme! How did the @AUB_Lebanon & @NCCA_KHF team successfully use interactive theatre to stimulate public debate about research findings? Find out: https://t.co/2DCX9FKj9n @HPC_jordan@ShareNetIntl@Ch_Akik
A complete switch to reusable pads is cost-effective in the long run, reducing the cost by 60-76 percent for every woman per year #periodpoverty@UNFPALebanon @Z_Jamaluddine
Dalal, a mother of three daughters, lost her job in Lebanon’s economic collapse. Now she can’t afford the period products her family needs: “I opted to substitute disposable pads with old fabrics… Our menstrual health is at risk.” https://t.co/zMLFLsVPLF
Happy to share our recently published paper based on the work with @UNICEF on predictors of #ComplementaryFeeding in the #MENA region with Vilma Tyler @GhattasHala @Ch_Akik @Z_Jamaluddine #IYCF https://t.co/2qPY2B3hua
Looking to pursue a graduate degree in #PublicHealth?
Check out more testimonials from FHS alumni & students and read what they have to say about the amazing CEPH_accredited #GraduatePublicHealthProgram! at #FHS, @AUB_Lebanon. Visit us: https://t.co/hHQoBItWXn
“Everyone is talking about food and other expenses,” one woman said. “But we need to be talking about sanitary products. They’re essential too.”
@EmCLew reports on the mounting challenges facing women and girls regarding periods and menstrual hygiene:
https://t.co/2hmK2WkzM6