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With subscribers and authors representing 70+ institutions in 15+ countries spanning 5 continents, JGH provides a forum for students to spark productive exchange. Student public health activists and researchers worldwide have great potential to build a cohesive and dynamic community. JGH's WiGH? podcast, GlobalThink Forum, and biannual print publication aim to give them the voice to do so. Moving forward, we see JGH becoming an indispensable medium that features the work of student researchers and activists from across the globe, each examining public health problems in his or her community. We hope to harness the untapped power of these students, build upon each other's contributions, and synergize solutions that are local in approach but redefine global in impact. For more information, email the JGH team at [email protected]. ISSN (Print): 2166-3602 ISSN (Online): 2166-3599
For our final event for our JGH Speaker Series at Columbia University, BCB Director Nathan Lam invited Dr. James Colgrove for a conversation on the effect of political polarization on attitudes towards vaccination. Because public health mandates are greatly uncentralized, he reminded us that as future physicians, researchers, and policy-makers, we have a very unique role in shaping scientific attitudes in our own communities.
Want more Global Health in your day? Our podcast is a great listen for a daily jog or commute! Now you can find us on SoundCloud as jghonline or iTunes as JGH-Online-Podcasts!
https://soundcloud.com/jghonline
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/jgh-online-podcasts/id1219813255?mt=2
Freely available podcasts to listen to regarding global health!
JGH Speaker Events
Thank you to all those who came to the 2nd event of our JGH Speaker Series. We heard a truly insightful talk from Dr. Salim Abdool Karim about HIV-TB prevention. His research has made a profound impact globally on prevention strategies headed by both the United Nations and World Health Organization.
Take a sneak peek at our Fall 2016 cover story on fatty liver disease here on our website! (in press now!)
The prevalence of fatty liver disease (FLD), a chronic disorder that includes alcoholic liver disease (ALD) and non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) ranges from 1% to 50% and varies with age, gender and occupation in different districts of China. Some studies have shown that FLD especially NAFL...
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New podcast! We chat with Dr Mathema about tuberculosis and what our experience with TB can teach us about global response to infectious disease - tune in!
How can we see tuberculosis from a global perspective, and what can it teach us about global health in terms of disease treatment, research, and international collaboration?
Check out our newest podcast in the "What is Global Health?" channel!
https://youtu.be/jO8Pi8NqnlQ
Dr. Ashwin Vasan, the current executive director of the Health Access Equity Unit in the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, speaks on the significance of the Health Access Equity Unit and the role government plays in the development of healthcare domestically and globally. He shares his ideas on the future of healthcare in light of the 2016 general election and emphasizes the importance of citizen involvement in public health issues.
Dr. Ashwin Vasan, the current executive director of the Health Access Equity Unit in the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, speaks on the...
Check out our newest podcast "The GoViral Study"! The GoViral Study is a community participatory research study that was initiated in 2013 . It aims to map, monitor and measure the spread of acute respiratory infections within and across communities using a novel participatory disease surveillance strategy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3PZ7zDYyjOo&feature=youtu.beim
Join us, as learn more about the GoViral Study from Professor Rumi Chunara and Sofia Ahsanuddin, her Research Associate. The GoViral Study is a community par...
We're excited to launch the release of our Spring/Summer 2016 issue! This issue features papers on the effect of armed conflicts and natural disasters on healthcare and mental health, and more. Check it out here or on our website, http://www.ghjournal.org.
http://bit.ly/JGH_SS2016
Volume VI Issue II
We're excited to announce that our Spring 2016 issue will be released in the coming week! Our theme for this issue is armed conflicts. Stay tuned for more info!
Best,
The JGH Team
We're excited to announce that our Spring 2016 issue will be released in the coming week! Our theme for this issue is armed conflicts. Stay tuned for more info!
Best,
The JGH Team
The Journal of Global Health's Online content has just launched a new Youtube Channel! Subscribe and stay tuned for all new "What is Global Health?" podcasts, as well as remastered older podcasts! Our newest podcast are already ready to view, and cover a wide range of groundbreaking Global Health issues and perspectives!
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvHH_FEcVFrls7D0xz2ObZg
Join JGH for our Spring 2016 issue! Positions are open for all of our boards (Editorial Review Board, Business & Communications Board, Online/Podcast Board, Design & Layout Team, HTML Team, Publication & Distribution Team).
Apply at http://bit.ly/1PZ51zA by Friday, January 29th at 5PM.
To learn more about each board and its respective responsibilities, visit us at http://www.ghjournal.org/join-us/.
If you experience problems filling out this application or have questions about the role of an associate for any of the boards, please do not hesitate to email us at [email protected]. We're excited to hear from all of you!
JGH End of Semester Party!
Journal of Global Health Spring 2015 Issue.
Cover design by Stephanie Cohen, Tufts/SMFA 2016. Contact at [email protected]
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The Journal of Global Health (JGH) is accepting submissions for Spring 2016!
We are an international media organization dedicated to featuring original student research in public health, spotlighting grassroots public health activism led by students, and examining the philosophical underbelly of science research. Our organization manages Columbia's first-ever podcast on science philosophy in addition to being the premier, undergraduate-run public health publication of Columbia University. With submissions, subscribers, and authors representing over 70 institutions spanning 5 continents, we are proudly one of Columbia's fastest-growing and largest student organizations.
For any questions or submissions, please email us at:
[email protected]
Visit our website for more information:
http://www.ghjournal.org/
The Journal of Global Health is currently accepting applications for the Business and Communications Board (BCB)! Join today to:
- Gain insights into medicine, public health, and international development
- Build relationships with big corporations in NYC
- Develop effective sales and marketing skills
- Perfect your resume!
Follow the link for the application!
Deadline: Midnight Thursday, October 8th.
http://goo.gl/forms/IG5G8OZiUI
JGH is Columbia’s first student-run public health publication and an international media organization. Our subscribers and authors representing 89 institutions in 20 countries spanning 5 continents.
The Journal of Global Health is accepting applications for Fall 2015--with openings on our Editorial, Online, Business and Communications, HTML and Design and Layout boards, no matter what your interest we have a position for you! Come by our info session TONIGHT, from 9-10 PM in Hamilton 317 (snacks will be provided!).
Hello all, the JGH Executive Board has an opening for a Distribution and PR Manager for Fall 2015. This person’s responsibilities will include expanding our subscriber list and increasing the number and range of our submissions, as well as being in charge of distribution of our printed journals. Applicants of any year, major and school are welcome. The application can be found here: http://goo.gl/forms/pMezilx9XC. The application is due by midnight Friday, September 18th. Please email [email protected] with any questions.
Last JGH meeting of the year!
Final JGH meeting of the year, with lots of birthdays to celebrate!
The Journal of Global Health (JGH) has positions available for Spring 2015. We are an international media organization dedicated to featuring original student research in public health, spotlighting grassroots public health activism led by students, and examining the philosophical underbelly of science research. Our organization manages Columbia's first-ever podcast on science philosophy in addition to being the premier, undergraduate-run public health publication of Columbia University. With submissions, subscribers, and authors representing over 70 institutions spanning 5 continents, we are proudly one of Columbia's fastest-growing and largest student organizations.
Interested in finance or business? Our Business and Communications Board members talk to various businesses to secure advertisements, as well as managing the finances of the organization. Not interested in finance, but have HTML or Photoshop/Illustrator skills? These teams work on the JGH website, ghjournal.org, and the layout of the printed publication. Apply to our HTML, Design and Layout Boards, or Business and Communications Board by emailing your resume to [email protected]!
Board game night to ring in a new semester and a brand new JGH board!
Applications for Fall 2014 are now up! Apply for positions on the Editorial Review Board, the Business and Communications Board, the What is Global Health? podcast team, and the web design team!
http://www.ghjournal.org/?page_id=43
Thank you for your interest in joining the JGH Team. Please find the Fall 2014 applications for the Editorial Review Board, Business & Communications Board and Web Design Team below. ERB, BCB, WiGH? and Web Design applications are due by 11:59PM EST on September 12, 2014.
Thanks for a great launch party, everyone! We hope you have a fantastic summer! Best wishes to the Class of 2014!!
Even though it's finals, you still gotta eat! Stop by Furnald Lounge at 7pm to grab some free wings and pizza, along with the newest copy of our Spring 2014 Journal.
WiGH? #31: Complexity, Change, and Hope: The Fight Against Childhood Cancer in the US and Abroad
In Episode #31 of WiGH? “Complexity, Change, and Hope: The Fight Against Childhood Cancer in the US and Abroad,” Lizzie Cochran speaks with Dr. Daniel Bowers, pediatric oncologist at Children’s Medical Center of Dallas, faculty member at UT Southwestern Medical Center, and director of Children’s childhood cancer survivorship program. Dr. Bowers discusses the changing nature of the field of pediatric oncology, his hope for the future of childhood cancer treatment, and the impact that future could have on childhood cancer survival rates in the developing world.
Listen now at: http://www.ghjournal.org/wigh/wigh-31-complexity-change-and-hope-the-fight-against-childhood-cancer-in-the-us-and-abroad/
Dr. Daniel Bowers is a pediatric oncologist at Children’s Medical Center in Dallas, TX. A faculty member of UT Southwestern Medical Center, Dr. Bowers has dedicated his career to pediatric oncology with a focus on brain and spinal cord tumors. He has conducted research in the development of novel chemotherapy regimens for children with recurrent cancer, new therapies for childhood brain tumors, and is at the forefront of Children’s Medical Center’s cancer survivorship program.
In Episode #31 of WiGH? “Complexity, Change, and Hope: The Fight Against Childhood Cancer in the US and Abroad,” Lizzie Cochran speaks with Dr. Daniel Bowers, pediatric oncologist at Children’s Medical Center of Dallas, faculty member at UT Southwestern Medical Center, and director of Children’s chi…
Journal of Global Health does Trivia!
Thank you everyone for coming to our study break with Habitat for Humanity and Insomnia Cookies!! We all had a blast! Be on the lookout for our Spring 2014 Issue at the end of the semester!
Thank you everyone for coming to our study break with Habitat for Humanity and Insomnia Cookies!! We all had a blast! Be on the lookout for our Spring 2014 Issue at the end of the semester!
Have you checked out last semester's issue yet? Here's the Fall '13 journal, and we're working on Spring '14! http://www.ghjournal.org/jgh-print/fall-2013/
Comparison of Two Ebola Hemorrhagic Fever Outbreaks Tracey Young, MDKaiser Woodland Hills, University of Califonia at Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, USA
Applications for the Spring 2014 Business and Communications Board close tomorrow!
http://edu.surveygizmo.com/s3/1341671/Spring-2014-Business-Board-Application
Spring 2014 Business Board Application. Created using SurveyGizmo, online survey software.
Any undergrads interested in JGH should apply to join our Editorial Review Board or our Business and Communications Board!
http://edu.surveygizmo.com/s3/1341671/Spring-2014-Business-Board-Application
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Applications for the Spring 2014 Business and Communications Board are up! Follow the link for the application!
http://edu.surveygizmo.com/s3/1341671/Spring-2014-Business-Board-Application
Spring 2014 Business Board Application. Created using SurveyGizmo, online survey software.
Another very important topic.
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/12/15/health/the-selling-of-attention-deficit-disorder.html
Diagnoses have soared as makers of the drugs used to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder have found success with a two-decade marketing campaign.
We are now accepting submissions for the Spring 2014 Issue of The Journal of Global Health! This issue's theme is Environmental Health. Learn more about our featured theme and how to submit your manuscript below!
http://www.ghjournal.org/announcements/submit-to-the-spring-2014-issue-of-the-journal-of-global-health-environmental-health/
Environmental factors play an increasingly significant role in modern public health. With rapid climate change and the mounting frequency of severe weather disasters, public health officials are forced to address a changing health environment. Furthermore, evidence suggests that many common diseases...
Any undergrads interested in JGH should apply to join our Editorial Review Board! Follow the link for the application!
http://edu.surveygizmo.com/s3/1337117/Spring-2014-Editorial-Review-Board-ERB-Application
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The JGH staff wishes everyone a happy holiday season.
Look out for the launch of our Fall 2013 issue on infectious diseases in the upcoming weeks!
An important topic.
http://chronicle.com/article/Overseas-Health-Programs-Let/142777/
The number of students going abroad to study health fields has tripled in the last 10 years, but guidelines have lagged.
WiGH? #30 Part 1: Disaster Medicine and Relief: Moving Forward from Tohoku
In Episode #30 part 1 of WiGH?, “Disaster Medicine and Relief: Moving Forward from Tohoku“, Mariko Kanai speaks with Dr. Shunichi Homma, Associate Chief of Cardiology at Columbia University and president of JAMSNET (Japanese Medical Support Network), and Kenny Nakazawa, a 2013 Nishimiya Fellow and student at Columbia University. Dr. Homma and Kenny discuss the specific approaches they took in response to Japan’s March 11, 2001 disaster in Japan and their first-hand experiences with the field of disaster medicine. They also speak of lessons learnt from this disaster response and how to approach future disasters.
Listen now at http://www.ghjournal.org/wigh/wigh-30-part-1-disaster-medicine-and-relief-moving-forward-from-tohoku/
Shunichi Homma, Ph.D is a Margaret Miliken Hatch Professor of Medicine and Associate Chief of Cardiology at Columbia University, president of JAMSNET (Japanese Medical Support Network), and faculty advisor for the Consortium for Japan Relief. In 2012 he founded the Nishimiya Fellows Program. He received his MD from the Albert Einstein College of Medicine and AB from Dartmouth College.
Kenny Nakazawa is an Applied Math major at Columbia University and is intending to graduate in 2014. He is a 2013 Nishimiya Fellow and Vice President of the Consortium for Japan Relief, and will start school at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in Fall 2014.
In Episode #30, part 1 of WiGH?, “Disaster Medicine and Relief: Moving Forward from Tohoku“, Mariko Kanai speaks with Dr. Shunichi Homma, Associate Chief of Cardiology at Columbia University and president of JAMSNET (Japanese Medical Support Network), and Kenny Nakazawa, a 2013 Nishimiya Fellow and…
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