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Monthly Archives: February 2012

The Lost Count: Malaria Quantification and People on the Move

28/02/2012by International Centre for Migration Health and Development 2 Comments

Live Savers: Mosquito nets help protect the most vulnerable, including pregnant women and infants. © UNHCR/Zalmaï In the global efforts to combat malaria, accurate assessment of the public health burden […]

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climate change, Health, International Centre for Migration Health and Development, Malaria, Migrants, Migration

Climate Change: A health hazard?

20/02/2012by International Centre for Migration Health and Development Leave a comment

In November 2011, a group of ministers and senior representatives of governments from Africa, Asia, the Caribbean, Latin America, and the Pacific met in Dhaka, Bangladesh, to discuss the threat […]

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climate change, DARA, forced migration, Health, ICMHD, Migrants, Migration, Politics

Health G20 : Promoting Health and Development on the G20’s Agenda

14/02/2012by International Centre for Migration Health and Development Leave a comment

Health G20 has been created by the International Centre for Migration, Health and Development in Geneva, Switzerland and the Dasman Diabetes Institute in association with Pro-Brook Publishing. The ICMHD Executive Director, Dr Manuel Carballo, […]

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forced migration, Health, Health Systems, HIV/AIDS, ICMHD

Asylum seeking: Seeing the positive

06/02/2012by International Centre for Migration Health and Development 1 Comment

Asylum seeking is not new, and is in principle governed by well established and ratified international laws and principles. People have been fleeing persecutions of one kind or another for […]

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Asylum seekers, forced migration, International Centre for Migration Health and Development, Migration, Politics

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