Bridging research and policy to achieve progress on NCDs, gender equity, and UHC
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Step up, alcohol industry: four years on, pregnancy warnings still missing
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Integrating sex and gender in cancer research: Why and how to advance more equitable practice
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Management of extreme heat events in LMICs and the exclusion of women from the discussion
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Strengthening global efforts to build a resilient healthcare workforce
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Neena Joshi
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Neena Joshi is a Senior Project Manager at The George Institute for Global Health. She leads the Social Participation for Health, Engagement, Research and Empowerment (SPHERE) consortium, which brings together civil society, health and academic organizations providing support for social participation and community action for health in and around the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Neena is a global health professional with over five years of experience working at international organizations, think tanks and in academia.
Neena was previously part of the UHC2030 Secretariat, and she has a strong background in multilateral engagement and global health research. Neena holds a Master of Science in Global Health from the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) and is originally from Chicago, Illinois. She is currently based in Copenhagen, Denmark.
From evidence to impact: Professor Jagnoor Jagnoor on preventing childhood drowning
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The "suicide headache" that's costing Australians their jobs, and why they're pinning hopes on magic mushrooms
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Session 3: Voices of Practice: A series on meaningful community engagement
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George Institute researcher awarded NHMRC scholarship to investigate how heart fat can predict heart failure recovery
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Professors Anthony Rodgers and Alta Schutte named finalists in national cardiovascular research awards
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Researchers to trial psilocybin as hope for ‘screwdriver behind the eye’ cluster headaches
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