Syria: In a Doctor's Words
For Dr. Qasem al Zein, the revolution began with a feeling of hope.
Emerging Pandemic Threats from Animal Sources: The Need for Greater Health Worker Capacity in Developing Countries to Prevent and Control Them
Diseases transmitted from animals to humans cause 2.4 billion human illnesses and 2.2 million deaths every year.
The Other 16 and Pregnant
Without access to reproductive health services, adolescents' plans could be interrupted by unintended pregnancy.
Are Health Workers Delivering for Women? And Are We Delivering for Health Workers?
Skilled birth attendance is on the rise, but it's only increased by 10% in developing countries over the last 20 years.
From Farmers to Health Workers: US Government Food Aid and Security Programs Aspire To Do Business Differently
Two billion people in the world do not get enough to eat.
SwitchPoint 2013: Reengineering the Back Yard
If you want to help save the world, look for a problem to solve in your own back yard.
A Growing Movement to Solve the Frontline Health Workforce Crises
The REAL awards are part of a movement to solve one of the largest hurdles in global health.
Caktus Sponsoring and Speaking on Mobile Health at SwitchPoint 2013
SwitchPoint is a one-of-a-kind conference and a unique opportunity to learn, share ideas, and hear about global and mobile health efforts around the world.
Tough Decisions for Health Workers Who Care for the Boston Marathon's Wounded
Many are alive today because of the health workers who were ready to treat their injuries as soon as they rolled in the door.
