The Center for Global Health Equity, the Donia Human Rights Center, and Physicians for Human Rights are joining forces to offer a new program for graduate students at the University of Michigan.
The latest round of funding from the center supports research initiatives focused on climate and health data in Bangladesh, stress reduction in Ecuador, nutrition strategies for electronic waste recycling, HIV risks for displaced women in Ukraine, and esophageal cancer risks in Ethiopia.
Applications are now open for the center's three summer programs, designed to equip graduate students with the skills and experiences necessary to become leaders in global health equity.
In his new role as associate director, Ehrlich will play a crucial part in co-developing and implementing the strategic vision of the center's Data Collaborative.
Center member Cheryl Moyer, PhD, MPH and colleagues share their most recent findings in an article originally published in The Conversation.
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