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A New Dawn for One of Haiti's Most Notorious Slums

April 3, 2013 3:00 PM

On January 12, 2010, the earthquake in Haiti ushered in a new relationship between the health clinic GHESKIO and the Village of God slum. Prior to the earthquake, sick individuals from the Village of God made their way across the street to GHESKIO, but over the past year, this relationship has become two-directional... Read More

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The global health education program at Weill Cornell Medical College is designed to provide students with the skills and knowledge required to become active and engaged in a global context.  Our educational program includes a global health perspective and provides the opportunity for faculty-student mentorship, field work, and independent study.  We offer programs for Weill Cornell Medical Students, Visiting International Medical Students, Graduate and Post-Doctoral students, and Clinical Residents and Fellows.

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We define Global Health as service, training, and research to address health problems that transcend national boundaries, disproportionately affect the resource poor, and are best addressed by multidisciplinary solutions.

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