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Harvard Initiative for Global Health

The Harvard Initiative for Global Health seeks to create a new
generation of leaders and develop new and innovative solutions to the
vital problems of global health. This university-wide effort bridges the
gap from basic to applied life sciences, including social, economic,
political and ethical issues that influence global health. Current
boundaries between disciplines, sectors, institutions and geographic
locations must be crossed to enable a meaningful response to these grand
challenges.

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Recent articles about Harvard Initiative for Global Health

Louise Ivers: 'I can’t sleep at night because of the things that I see.' (April 2, 2008)
HOPE in African HIV/AIDS fight (January 24, 2008)
Poor fall behind in birth control (Harvard University Gazette, February 8, 2007)

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