@SaniaNishtar@gavi Congratulations. The news brings alot of hope in improving vaccine prevalence and a much resilient vaccine health care and services.
Such understanding, thoughtful reflection and co-produced research on the menopause undertaken by @CamilleCronin@uni_essexhealth to provide support to and create better understanding for women experiencing menopause. @SNEE_ICS and @Uni_of_Essex collaborating in this area.
Kudos to the #Global_Health students @uni_essexhealth for their impressive policy dialogues and thorough policy reviews! A reward at the end of the Innovating Health Policy and Systems module. Just one picture out of almost 80 students. @BoydellVicky@RoomiAziz@AKapilashrami
I would like to acknowledge the great contributors to the module sessions and thank them for their time and excellent contributions to transformative education. @asoucat@mamun567
I would like to acknowledge the great contributors to the module sessions and thank them for their time and excellent contributions to transformative education. @asoucat@mamun567
Exciting! A new paper on the Essential Package of Health Services for #UHC has been released. Technical aspects are necessary, but the political economy is fundamental: Political will, sustainable financing, and institutionalization are key to success. https://t.co/rGSALyRZts
Earlier this week, a group of #Chevening Scholars got to journey beyond platform 9 ¾ for the Making of Harry Potter Warner Bros. Studio Tour!
From admiring the Great Hall to exploring the Forbidden Forest, it was a magical day out ⚡ #UKStudy
https://t.co/NfbOqo5O9T
As #COP27 kicks off, leaders, influencers and decision-makers are debating how to mitigate and adapt to the growing impact of climate change.
Read insights from the #Chevening community committed to doing their part to tackle climate change 👇
https://t.co/xVO56MbMNO
@COP27P
Menstrual Hygiene Management session was arranged in one of Karachi’s flood response health camps for the flood affected IDPs. AKU staff @SaharYameen conducted the session on health & hygiene practices. @AKUGlobal#FloodsInPakistan2022
Menstrual hygiene is something that in #Pakistan especially nobody talks about. In such an atmosphere, inaccurate information can thrive. Lots of women don’t know what’s happening to their bodies, says AKU faculty Dr Sidra Nausheen https://t.co/K5xcyoIEkM https://t.co/K5xcyoIEkM
Aga Khan University arranged health camps in Sindh and Balochistan flood affected districts. Basic health services are available with free medicines, vaccination to eligible children, & treatment of vector-borne & water-borne diseases in camps @AKUGlobal@AdilHaiderMD@sajidsoofi