PBHL305 Course Research Guide: Websites

"The Center for Global Health (CGH) works to protect Americans from dangerous and costly public health threats, including COVID-19, vaccine-preventable diseases, HIV, TB, and malaria—responding when and where health threats arise."

"Welcome to the Resources Gateway. The dashboard below is an entry point to a library of hundreds of free and open access resources found across the whole of The Global Health Network. This gateway will point you to guidelines, tools, templates, web apps, databases, crowd-sourcing initiatives, webinars, workshops, training material, documents - as well as links to external resources - that are relevant to health research themes, regions and/or diseases."

"Our members serve to raise awareness and catalyze action around important global health issues. From being active participants in our advocacy work to highlighting critical global health issues in the developing world, GHC members make up an important constituency driving forward the global health agenda."

"Every two years, Global Health Council produces the Global Health Briefing Book to support Congress in its work of building a stronger, more holistic, and more equitable global health advocacy agenda. Each brief contained within the book provides a snapshot of the current state of a particular disease or issue area and offers recommendations for action."

Check out the "Global Burden of Disease", published in October 2020, https://www.thelancet.com/gbd

Use the blue navigation bar to search by country, region, health topics, etc.

The World Factbook, produced for US policymakers and coordinated throughout the US Intelligence Community, presents the basic realities about the world in which we live. We share these facts with the people of all nations in the belief that knowledge of the truth underpins the functioning of free societies.

"The Foundation's global health policy work focuses on providing the latest data and information on the U.S. role in global health to offer a comprehensive picture of the U.S. global health policy landscape, focusing on key issue facing policymakers, journalists, non-governmental organizations and others working in the global health arena."

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USAID’s global health efforts, grounded in investments in health systems strengthening and breakthrough innovation, are focused around three strategic priorities: Preventing child and maternal deaths; controlling the HIV/AIDS epidemic; and combating infectious diseases.