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SDG3 & Me: Make your voice heard through our blog series - find out how to contribute in this post to showcase your endeavours towards achieving SDG3 targets: https://t.co/BHKNFfzHOn #SDG3
Our @ImplementSci journals are calling for submissions to a new collection on 'Implementation of Evidence-Based Practices for Improving Maternal and Neonatal Health' guest edited by @MichelleHMoniz, @RebeccaHammMD and @JCalKoru. Visit https://t.co/U9bgIkfi7k for more info.
Infectious Diseases of Poverty @Idpbmc2012 is hosting its next webinar tomorrow, Thursday 3rd August, at 2pm CET/1pm BST/8am EST, on 'Neglected Tropical Diseases and One Health'. Register to enjoy the live broadcast for free at https://t.co/aYKGght3AQ
Population Health Metrics - is this your field? We are seeking an academic co-Editor-in-Chief to work alongside @Jon_Samet in leading the journal https://t.co/1cj6SSrPAv
Global health researchers - we are seeking a new co-Editor-in-Chief for Journal of Health, Population and Nutrition: https://t.co/8LksaSHRV0. Preferably with maternal/child health or infectious disease expertise, but other expertise within the journal scope also welcome.
Climate change affects health directly, through the environment and extreme weather, and indirectly, through the spread of infectious disease. Our latest @Springernature SDG3 focus is on climate change and health. See collated content from our portfolios https://t.co/QC6cIBhwXp
Suicide is the 17th leading cause of death globally, where 1 in every 100 is lost to suicide. On World Suicide Prevention Day explore the latest research on Suicide Prevention in our dedicated content collection. The research is free to access throughout September.
Suicide is the 17th leading cause of death globally, where 1 in every 100 is lost to suicide. On World Suicide Prevention Day explore the latest research on Suicide Prevention in our dedicated content collection. The research is free to access throughout September.
Associate Editors: how can we normalize reviews by practitioners & ppl from community? When invited, they are worried that they will not provide good feedback (ppl tell me)/do not feel welcomed. But these are the voices that we need, right? Help.
Breastfeeding is a shared responsibility – investing in community collaboration in remote areas in Viet Nam improves health equity https://t.co/p5JF9znmGO T Nguyen & @MathisenRoger discuss a model for providing breastfeeding + complementary feeding support #WorldBreastfeedingWeek
"What inspired me to pursue this career was a photo I saw of a lady who looked like me in a book when I was in secondary school. She was a scientist and I told myself I wanted to be like her."
Fingani Annie Mphande-Nyasulu (@mphande_nya)
The consistent message from the papers in this collection of breastfeeding and COVID-19 articles curated by @Lisa_H_Amir is the need to continue to keep mother and baby together and support breastfeeding: https://t.co/Y1pveRxCQk #internationalbreastfeedingweek
New @ascp_journal collection on substance use in rural communities is open for submissions. The goal of this collection is to advance scientific understanding of the wide array of issues impacting the care of people with substance use in rural communities. https://t.co/WzMTw0uxLO
Ritu Gaur is a professor @SouthAsianUni studying the molecular and cell biology of HIV-1, and our latest 'Meet the SDG3 Researcher' to be profiled. Find out more about her career and research, including some exciting treatment advances: https://t.co/0GiZke04G2
Journal of Health, Population and Nutrition is recruiting Section Editors. Please see https://t.co/SegsDNFDoJ if you are interested in applying. We are seeking global health researchers with a special focus on low- and middle- income countries.