In pregnancy, the experience of domestic violence can have serious adverse maternal and neonatal health effects, and epigenetic studies indicate long-lasting consequences on children as they grow into adulthood. Antenatal care is a window of opportunity to reduce these harmful health consequences as most women use these health services in their lifetimes.
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Global health day 2018: Climate change and HIV – two global health challenges
by @NTNUhealth 8 November 2018When there are more then one serious Global health challenge, NTNU’s Global health day 2018 took the challenge and managed to make room for two main topics this year – both serious, but have different consequences for human health.
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Health Challenges in a Syrian refugee settlement in Lebanon
by @NTNUhealth 31 August 2018What challenges do Syrian refugees meet? And how can they be resolved with limited resources? These were some of the questions we had to deal with at the summer school in Beirut that I took part in.
By Anne Christine Abrahamsen, Masterstudent in Global Health.
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How environmental toxins can pose risk to children’s development – A Faroese case study
by @NTNUhealth 15 August 2018Humans are in constant interaction with our environments. New research is shedding light on how our environment shapes our health starting early in life and the developmental origins of health and disease (known as DOHaD). One area of global concern is the risks on children’s development posed by environmental toxins, such as heavy metals, air pollution, pesticides, and other pollutants.
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In the world today, there are five billion people who don’t have the access to timely, safe, and affordable surgery. Most of these people lives where there is a shortage of health personnel in general. To give a picture of the shortage of surgical personnel; in the poorest but also the most populated part of the world like East Africa you can find only 0,53 surgeons per 100.000 population.
By Iril Naustdal, Master Student in Global Health
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Lessons learned from a local hospital after the Nepal Earthquake
by @NTNUhelse 20 February 2018My personal experience from the Nepal Earthquake in 2015, and lessons learned from Dhulikhel Hospital (DH).
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– The aim of the Research School is to increase network activity between Ph.D.-candidates, thereby lowering the threshold to visit each other and cooperate,…
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Monday 17 August 2015 was the start of a new and unique Master’s Programme in Public Health, specialization in Global Health at the Faculty…
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2-year Master of Science in Public Health, specializing in Global Health at NTNU. In this video some of the challenges regarding global health is…
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Six weeks of data collection in Sri Lanka’s hill country tea plantations
by @NTNUhealth 12 December 2014Bloggers: Jennifer J. Infanti (Department of Public Health and General Practice, NTNU), Ragnhild Lund (Department of Geography, NTNU) and Kumudu Wijewardene (Department of Community…