Women Deliver 2010 - June 7-9th
Global Health TV will be at Women Deliver 2010, producing a daily television show and bringing you all the news from the event. Watch the reports below on the issues being discussed at the conference.
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Founder of Huffington Post Moderates Panel on Empowering Women Worldwide
Arianna Huffington Interview -
Gates gives $1.5B to women's health
Watch Melinda Gates at Women Deliver -
Hollywood Actress and Ugandan Unite to Fight AIDS
Ashley Judd and Esther Namataka Interview -
International Family Planning Organization Honors 50th Anniversary of The Pill
Interview with Gill Greer -
Actress Looks for Role in Global Women's Health
Interview with Rachael Leigh Cook -
Women Deliver Exhibitors Are Passionate about Global Womens' Health
A tour of the exhibit floor -
New Study into Vaginal Ring Looks to HIV AIDS Prevention
Interview with Dr. Zeda Rosenberg -
US Expands Role in Global Womens Health
Interview with Nils Daulaire, US Health and Human Services -
Actress Hopes to be "Heroic" in Fight for Women's Health
Interview with Ali Larter -
Spotlight on Women's Health Statistics
Interview with Prof Hans Rosling, Karolinska -
UN Secretary-General Opens summit on maternal health
World leaders gather in Washington DC for Women Deliver 2010 -
Women Deliver 2010
Richard Horton, Editor, The Lancet -
Improving maternal health by strengthening systems
Global Health Council hosts Capitol Hill briefing -
Why improving health systems needed to reach MDGs
Interview with Richard Greene, USAID -
Optimism on chances of meeting MDGs
Interview with Jeffrey Sturchio, Global Health Council -
Information is care
Don Detmer, American Medical Informatics Association -
Access to health for migrant communities
Barbara Rijks, Intl Organization for Migration, Switzerland -
Neglected Tropical Diseases
Francois Chappuis, International & Humanitarian Medicine, HUG -
Shelter major challenge in Haiti
Swiss Ambassador, Toni Frisch -
International Hospital Partnerships
Pia MacRae, Chief Executive, THET -
Critical Water Report Released
Countries with the greatest unmet sanitation and water needs most often receive little or no aid -
Crisis for Health Reform
Geneva Health Forum 2010 -
Crisis Management
Louis Loutan, Geneva Health Forum 2010 -
Opening of Geneva Health Forum 2010
Highlights from the first day -
Preview: Geneva Health Forum 2010
Interview with Prof. Vikram Patel, Movement for Global Mental Health -
Why US support for international health is crucial
Interview with Dr. Regina Benjamin, US Surgeon General -
Redefining global health diplomacy
Could globalization be a force for good in global health? -
Council calls on civil society to hold governments accountable
Interview with Jeff Sturchio, Global Health Council -
Interview with Courtney Tolmie, Results for Development Institute
TAP - Transparency and Accountability Program -
Civil society the key to improving health systems
Council and Results for Development Institute launch series -
Unsafe water still major killer in many parts of the world
World Water Day coalition in Washington -
On the move against tuberculosis
World TB Day 2010 -
Fighting TB stigma in Zambia
Toolkit promotes education at community-level -
Support for children in aftermath of Chile earthquake
Child friendly spaces to be set up in Cauquenes -
Keeping vaccines stable at tropical temperatures
New method could revolutionize vaccine programs -
Call for IMF to cancel Haiti's debt
Funds needed to rebuild health system -
Rotavirus vaccination could save 500 000 children
PATH says children should not die from diarrhea -
Global health legend dies at 93
Watch our final interview with Prof. Carl Taylor, the father of international health -
Remembering Prof. Carl Taylor
International health academic and reformer passes away -
Spotlight on Gaza
One year on; have health services suffered in the troubled region? -
Why some think the devastation in Haiti could have been prevented
Interview with Dr. David L Heymann -
Update from Haiti
Red Cross reports from inside Haiti on the recovery work taking place -
Aid reaches Haiti
But older people are amongst the most vulnerable -
The Global Burden of Depression
Leading cause of illness by 2030 -
Cycling 50,000 miles for neglected tropical diseases
Doctor sets off on 5 year bike ride -
Global Health in 2009
A broader perspective? -
Gender still a major driver of HIV pandemic
How can donors increase health equality? -
Preventing Mother to Child Transmission
HIV / AIDS -
Family Planning and HIV
Integrating health services -
Gender and HIV
Why Women Matter -
$10billion dollar funding scrutinized
Is the UK's overseas HIV/AIDS strategy working? -
Global Health TV Show - November 2009
Spotlight on HIV / AIDS -
Combating Neglected Tropical Diseases
Peter Hotez, President, Sabin Vaccine Institute -
Major Report on Child Vaccines
Smita Baruah, Director Government Relations, Global Health Council -
World Pneumonia Day
Dr. Ciro De Quadros -
Global Health Forum
Focus on telemedicine -
Film finds grandmothers face same struggles around the world
Interview with Anne Macksoud and Dr. Richard D. Waddell -
Aids emergency is far from over
Medecins Sans Frontieres / Doctors Without Borders -
Interview with Gary Belfield
Director General, C & SM, Department of Health, UK -
Interview with Ben Dyson
Director, Primary Care, NHS England -
The Effort to Reduce Maternal Mortality
Interview with the National Coordinator of the White Ribbon Alliance in India -
How Partnerships Can Help End Oppression Against Women
Interview with the National Advisor to the White Ribbon Alliance in Burkina Faso & Rwanda -
Overcoming Global Oppression Against Women
New Book, "Half The Sky" Puts Spotlight on Women's Oppression -
A Man's Role In Battling Oppression Against Women
New Book, "Half The Sky" Puts Spotlight on Women's Oppression -
New Findings Urge Countries to Invest in Pneumonia Prevention
Interview with Author of the Pneumococcal Study -
Eradicating Women's Oppression
New Book: "Half The Sky" Puts Spotlight on Women's Oppression -
Swine flu will test the world on the issue of fairness
WHO Director General in South East Asia -
Why technology offers hope for Afghanistan
Interview with Shainoor Khoja, Roshan -
Obama's impact on global sexual and reproductive health services
US funding reinstated -
Impact of Obama on global health agenda
More holistic approach from new administration -
Jeff Sturchio
New CEO and President starts at Global Health Council -
Why resource-poor countries deserve best-quality laboratories
Interview with Debbie Birx, Director, Global AIDS Program -
African labs: among world's least-resourced
Why lab accreditation is next step in improving healthcare quality in Africa -
Health organizations launch new lab accreditation process
Government and health officials from across Africa meet -
High hopes for new laboratory accreditation process in Africa
Interview with Dr. Lee Hilborne, ASCP -
Spotlight on Infectious Diseases
The Global Health TV Show -
Maternal Mortality: A Human Rights Issue
Maternal mortality linked to human rights abuses -
Maternal Mortality: A Human Rights Approach
Amnesty campaigns for preventable maternal death to be recognised as a human rights issue -
Stress in the Womb
Interview with Professor Vivette Glover, Imperial College London -
Stress in the Womb Exhibition
Visitors shocked by damaging effects of pre-natal stress -
21 nations gather in Dakar to fight childhood cancer
Meeting reviews progress of My Child Matters program -
Initiative gives hope to children with cancer
Field projects aim to improve diagnosis and survival of childhood cancers -
UICC calls for closer partnerships to tackle childhood cancer in the developing world
Interview with Isabel Mortara, UICC -
Day of the African Child
Interview with CEO of Save the Children -
Child Mortality Rates in Africa
Tracking Child Health Care Developments in Africa -
Battling Child Mortality in Africa
What Can Americans Do To Prevent Child Mortality? -
Day of the African Child Briefing
Experts and Activists Gather on Capitol Hill to Highlight Efforts to Fight Child Mortality -
Child Mortality Rates in Malawi
Malawi's Ambassador to the United States Talks About Health Care Improvements in Malawi -
Day of the African Child Reaction
Public Reaction to the Day of the African Child Briefing -
Second Annual Beth Waters Memorial Lecture
Lessons Learned From The Global Polio Eradication Initiative -
2009 AIDS event offers hope to Haiti
26th AIDS Candlelight Memorial holds its official ceremony in troubled Caribbean state -
Gates' prize awarded to London School
LSHTM honored at dinner during Global Health Council's annual conference -
Gates Award 2009 winner
Interview with Prof. Sir Andrew Haines, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine -
Could new technologies solve global health problems?
Global Health TV's monthly show turns its spotlight on technology -
Conference co-chair champions e-health
Interview with Dr Ariel Pablos-Mendez -
Conference Co-chair says technology is important
Interview with Dr. Patricia J Garcia -
Major announcement kicks off Council's 2009 conference
Global Health Council's 36th Annual conference gets underway -
Jeffrey Sturchio to take top job at Council
Global Health Council announces new President & CEO -
The cost of war to a health system
Afghan midwife describes the heavy price women and children pay -
2009 International AIDS Candlelight Memorial held in Haiti
Interview with Kathryn Guare, Global Health Council Vice President -
London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine wins Gates Award
Foundation gives million dollar prize -
AIDS and Southern Africa
The Commitment to Finding an AIDS Vaccine -
AIDS and Public Policy
The Commitment to Finding an AIDS Vaccine -
Managing the health effects of climate change
Climate change is the greatest global health threat of the 21st Century -
AIDS and Uganda
The Commitment to Finding an AIDS Vaccine -
New Tuberculosis Vaccine Manufacturing Facility Opens
Applying 21st Century Solutions to a Centuries Old Disease -
All Mothers Matter
Urgent investment in midwives needed in fragile states -
The Search for an AIDS Vaccine
Working Together Worldwide - The Commitment to Finding and AIDS Vaccine -
Communities facing up to a possible pandemic
UK Secretary of State outlines Swine Flu response -
No quick fix to make pregnancy safer
WHO's Director for Making Pregnancy Safer -
Kenyan PM's wife focuses on maternal health and HIV
Calls for closer ties with civil societies and NGOs -
Maternal Health is a political issue
Issue linked to poverty and human rights -
African First Ladies Visit Washington, DC
Two delegates from Leadership for Health Summit address the press -
World Malaria Day 2009
Global Health TV show on location at the African First Ladies Summit -
Leadership for Health Day 2
More from the first ever African First Ladies Health Summit in the USA -
Leadership for Health: Zambia's First Lady
Interview with Thandiwe Banda -
African First Ladies & Hollywood stars discuss health issues
The first ever African First Ladies Health Summit gets underway in Los Angeles, CA -
Leadership for Health: African Synergy
Jean Stephane Biatcha on the importance of the African First Ladies Summit -
New global research into prematurity and stillbirth
Investigation in to health problems that remain mysteries -
Childbirth - Leading killer for young women worldwide
500,000 women die each year in childbirth -
Pneumococcal Disease
1 million children die every year from a preventable disease -
TB Drug Treatment
Gail Cassell, Eli Lilly -
TB, A US Issue?
Smita Baruah, Global Health Council -
Stop TB
Interview with Diana Weil, WHO -
TB Research Developments
Richard Chaisson, Johns Hopkins -
Interview with Dr Mirta Roses Periago
Director, Pan American Health Organization -
Community Health - theme of 2008 Conference
The 35th International Conference on Global Health in Washington D.C. -
Interview with Julio Frenk and Joy Phumaphi
Global Health Council board members discuss food crisis -
Fighting Malaria in Malawi
The Director of USAID speaks to Global Health TV -
Dr Mireille Kingma, International Council of Nurses
Global Migration of Nurses -
Interview with Justice Anastasia Msosa
Chair of Manet+ Board at the International Aids Candlelight Memorial -
Policy journal presents range of research and commentary
We meet the people behind Health Affairs -
Interview with Nelson Mandela
Discussing his work combating HIV and AIDS -
Focus on Community Health providers
The 2nd day of the GH Council's Conference emphasises community health -
Reconstructing Afghanistan
Interview with Malcolm Bruce, Chair of the House of Commons International Development Committee -
The role of religion in the fight against AIDS
Global Health TV finds out more about the Malawi Interfaith AIDS Association -
Hospital deep clean target missed
National Health Service - England -
Interview with Stephen Lewis
Sam Hughes speaks to Stephen Lewis of AIDS-Free World -
Alush A Gashi, Health Minister, Kosovo
Rebuilding Health Systems -
Empowering Communities to fight against HIV/AIDS
Helping children - Isbindi Projects in South Africa -
Interview with Gretchen Glode Berggren
Consultant on International Health and Nutrition -
UK sees rise in HIV infection bucking world trend
It's the only country in Western Europe where rates have increased -
Gates Award for Global Health 2008 Winner
India eye care facility breaks down barriers - Aravind Eye Care System -
Interview with Maurice Middleberg in Malawi
Speaking at the 25th Annual International Aids Candlelight Memorial -
Thrive Under 5: World Vision's Commitment to Children's Health and achieving the MDGs
World Vision International -
Gates Award Winners Share Experiences
Symposium held in Washington DC -
Malawian Community fighting against HIV/AIDS
Battling against the pandemic from within their own community -
Interview with Rev. Dinis Sengulane
Bishop of Lembobo, Mozambique -
A Beacon of Hope for People Living with HIV/AIDS in Malawi
We visit the Lighthouse Clinic in the capital Lilongwe -
Global Marketplace a new feature of Global Health event
Promoting businesses at International Conference on Global Health -
Career Fair attracts a new generation
Attendees find new challenges in the global health field -
Dr Mubasher Sheikh, Executive Director
Global Health Workforce Alliance -
Interview with Nils Daulaire
President and CEO of the Global Health Council -
Professor Sir Andrew Haines, Director
London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine -
Global Health Council's Photography Award 2008 honours Sarah Day
Winning photograph taken in Sudan -
Stephen Lewis
Co-Director of AIDS-Free World -
Gaza
The plight of health workers -
What will a new American President mean for global health?
Global Health TV reports from historic inauguration -
Global Economic Downturn
Aid under pressure -
Nils Daulaire steps down from Global Health Council
Outgoing President & CEO credited with boosting awareness of global health issues -
Tribute to Global Health Council President & CEO
Nils Daulaire's contribution to Council recognized -
ARVMAC Project
Rapid scale-up of anti-retroviral therapy for HIV/AIDS -
Trade and Health
A key issue for Global Health -
Community Scorecard - Empowering Communities
Interact Worldwide -
Global Mental Health
A call for action now -
Health in the Occupied Palestinian Territory
The future of the healthcare system -
Health is a critical political objective
Richard Horton, Editor, The Lancet -
Palestinians enduring a chronic health crisis
Dr. Rita Giacaman, Birzeit University OPT -
The Malaria in Pregnancy Consortium
Malaria, a major cause of severe anaemia in mothers and low birth weight in babies -
U.S. Briefing on World TB Day 2009
Helping America reduce the global burden of tuberculosis -
The Zimbabwe Cholera Crisis
The British Red Cross speaks to Global Health TV -
Interview with Peg Willingham
Aeras Global TB Vaccine Foundation -
Interview with Bonnie Gillespie, Advocacy Director
VOICES for a Malaria-free future -
MANET+, the Malawi Network of People Living with HIV/AIDS
Co-Hosts of the Opening Ceremony of the 25th Intl. Aids Candlelight Memorial -
Gilbert Balibaseka Bukenya, Vice President of Uganda
Shares his vision for Africa -
Opening Ceremony of the 25th International AIDS Candleight Memorial
Global Health TV reports from the opening ceremony in Malawi -
Dr Kenneth Kaunda, Former President of Zambia
Advocate in the fight against HIV/AIDS -
Global Health Community Mourns Allan Rosenfield
Legend in maternal and reproductive health loses battle with Lou Gherig's Disease -
Interview with Fazle Hasan Abed
Founder & Chair, Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee (BRAC) -
2007's Leahy Scholar has busy year
Global Health TV catches up with Harriet Napier -
Interview with Dr Mary Shawa
AIDS in Malawi, why the pandemic needs a different approach from the international community -
Interview with Molly Melching
Founder & Executive Director, Tostan -
Interview with Jan De Maseneer
Professor and Head of Department of Medicine, Ghent University -
Walk to Beautiful pulls crowds at conference
Filmmakers draw attention to Obstetric Fistula -
High Hopes for New American President
Global Health Council expects healthcare commitment from new President -
Interview with Kerry Cullinan
Health-e News Service wins Excellence in Media Award -
Water/Child Survival
Interview with Sally Cowal, Senior VP, PSI -
Spotlight on TB
Global Health TV show
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Eradicating Women's Oppression
New Book: "Half The Sky" Puts Spotlight on Women's Oppression
Pulitzer Prize winning journalists Nicholas Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn share the story of how their new book, Half the Sky: Turning Oppression Into Opportunity for Women Worldwide, came to be. The co-authors say empowering and educating women are key factors to ending oppression around the world.
For more information:
Half The Sky Movement: http://www.halftheskymovement.org/
White Ribbon Alliance for Safe Motherhood: http://www.whiteribbonalliance.org/
Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars: http://www.wilsoncenter.org/
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