
The @atlanticfellows for Health Equity is a one year, non-residential fellowship program offered by the George Washington University @GW_Workforce @GWtweets
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🌍 The Atlantic Fellows for Health Equity program at @GWpublichealth seeks leaders ready to make a difference.
This fellowship is about learning to take action for health equity wherever you are and building a community to sustain the work.
Apply by 3-18 bit.ly/2026-AFHE-App
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🎉 Congratulations to our very own PA Amanda Brosnan on being named a 2026 America's Top PA Award winner! 🏆
We're proud to have her as part of our PA Studies family and celebrate her dedication to patient care and educating future PAs! 💚👏
bit.ly/4jHAoY6
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The Develop, Engage, Inspire Conference is here & we're ready to be inspired by these leaders: Gulnar Feerasta with The LGBT Community Center of Greater Cleveland, George Sample with Blue Streak Consultants & Daniel Brown of Rust Belt Riders. Register: bit.ly/3TvgTYm
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How Intimate Can Geopolitics Get with Our Health? By Gafidyn Wesonga bit.ly/4Aus8AQ
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Equity: The Final Frontier of Quality Improvement. By Thomas Merrill bit.ly/3Tg5z1Y
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Congratulations to @ASU_Transborder Charter Professor Gilberto Lopez on being selected as a 2026 Science Fellow for the USDA’s E. Kika De La Garza Fellowship Program! 🔱
Learn more about this recognition: ow.ly/L12M50ZIpKp
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Dr. Malinee Neelamegam, assistant professor in the Department of Public Health at UNT Health Fort Worth, is selected for the 2027 cohort of the Atlantic Fellows for Health Equity (@GWFellow).
🔗 Read more: bit.ly/3SXMcdS
#AtlanticFellow #HealthEquity #GlobalHealth
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(1/2) @GWFellow Dr. Naglaa Fathy Lithy has transformed personal loss and lived experiences of gender‑based violence into a nationwide movement for health equity.
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I had the privilege to be invited by the Ghana Association of Medical Herbalist to their 2026 AGSM to talk on “Chronic Kidney Disease:Collaborative care for Ghana’s CKD crisis”.
We need collaboration to understand more about herbal medicines effect on kidneys in Ghana! 🇬🇭
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Do NOT open a bottle with your teeth. It could end up being painful, disfiguring, and expensive. Read this piece I co-authored with @PstDrKemi for @africaarguments. africanarguments.org/2022/07…
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Listen to Dr. Maymunah Kadiri, Africa’s premier celebrity shrink on how walking is great for your mental health.
#keepwalkingwithdrbill #walking #mentalhealth #mentalhealthmatters #mentalhealthawareness #sweden #stockholm
@GWFellow @aspeninnovators @atlanticfellows @aspenideas @AspenInstitute
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We are in the best times with kidney care globally & in Africa.
With the adoption of the WHO resolution on kidney health, Africa needs to be strategic to involve their ministries and all stakeholders to get the best out of the resolution.
Read 👉🏾sciencedirect.com/science/ar… – at Kumasi, Ghana
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In early June 2026, @melindagates pledged $215 million to improve women’s health globally, with a focus on underfunded areas such as maternal care in Africa. The announcement comes at a critical moment. Every day, more than 700 women die during and following pregnancy and childbirth, despite the fact that many of the leading causes of maternal mortality are preventable with affordable, evidence-based interventions.
As foreign aid declines, policymakers in lower-income countries must increasingly focus on making better use of scarce resources. When it comes to maternal mortality, that means investing in simple, proven, and affordable interventions for postpartum hemorrhage, pre-eclampsia, and obstructed labor.
My latest piece for @ProSyn
project-syndicate.org/commen…
#maternalhealth #keepwalkingwithdrbill
@BillGates @melindagates @aspenideas @gatesfoundation @AspenInstitute @aspeninnovators @atlanticfellows @TekanoSA @GWFellow
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📢 African Women in Digital Health
This week, we spotlight Dr. Adekemi Adeniyan-Founder of the Dental Care Foundation, and creator of Smile Superheroes.
Her digital innovations in oral health education have reached 100,000+ children worldwide.
#DHAWomenInDigitalHealth
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Active management of the third stage of labor can reduce severe postpartum hemorrhage by approximately 60-70%. This involves administering medicine that helps the womb contract after childbirth, at which point health-care workers can actively control the delivery of the placenta.
Instead of investing in expensive hospital-centered models, policymakers must scale up funding for affordable interventions that address the leading causes of maternal mortality, @ekemma explains. bit.ly/4wtXR25
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From an Atlantic Fellows gathering to the TEDxBrisbane stage. Atlantic Fellow for Health Equity (@gwfellow) Jordi Luke collaborated with Atlantic Fellow for Social Equity Juanita Wheeler to bring a talk on identity, belonging and systems change: ow.ly/M5WR50ZizHs
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Thank you all for the #birthday wishes! I spent the day in true #nerd fashion, advocating for better healthcare ⚕️for my patients at the @AmerMedicalAssn House of Delegates. Grateful to you all for making me feel so loved! 🥰
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We are learning that doing meaningful work also means taking care of the people behind it.
That’s why our team had a Mental Wellness Session facilitated by Dr. Maymunah Kadiri @iamdrmaymunah.
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Atlantic Fellow for Health Equity (@GWFellow), Shubha Nagesh (@snagesh2), a medical doctor and an independent global health consultant, reflects on Skoll Week. She left with new connections with Atlantic Fellows and a clearer sense of purpose.
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We see Senior Fellow Mario Jimenez from @gavi in that group!
Every vaccine in Kenya passes through the Central Vaccines Depot in Kitengela before reaching nine regional hubs nationwide.
@UNICEF, @WHO and @VaccinesKenya welcomed a high-level @Gavi delegation led by Board Chair @HelenClarkNZ for a tour of the facility.
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