A new study has revealed early diagnosis and immediate start of treatment enables people newly diagnosed with HIV to suppress their virus quicker, rendering the virus undetectable in their body. Maartje Dijkstra, medical doctor and PhD student for the H-TEAM (HIV Transmission Elimination Amsterdam), presented these...
AIGHD and the Joep Lange Institute are pleased to host a global health symposium focused on Access to care: making health markets work for the poor. The symposium is free to attend. Half of the world’s population find themselves unable to access essential health services, particularly...
Are you a PhD candidate or a Postdoctoral fellow and want to share your insights at a Master Class led by world-renowned global health researchers and thought leaders? We invite you to submit your abstract for an interdisciplinary Master Class in Global Health. Led by...
It’s been five years since Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 was shot down over Eastern Ukraine. All 298 on board were killed, including our director Prof. Joep Lange and our colleague Jacqueline van Tongeren, who were on their way to the 20th International AIDS Conference in...
Shared on behalf of the HIV Research Trust The HIV Research Trust is a charitable foundation that provides financial support to physicians, nurses, scientists and other health care professionals in early/mid-career who are located in resource-limited settings from low-income and lower-middle-income countries working in the field of HIV...
Can digital tools help improve access to health care? A newly launched ‘diaries’ research study hopes to find out. The Enhancing UHC in Kenya through digital innovations research project seeks to understand how Kenyan rural households manage their household finances and, how they decide on which...