In a time of negative headlines about global health, AIGHD applauds the European Commission’s efforts to shore up the sector’s resilience worldwide. As an...
Counting two clinical trials, 15 scientific papers, and two PhD degrees (one awarded with honours), the INDIGO project had much to celebrate at...
Research for a master’s internship at AIGHD has just appeared in the venerable eClinicalMedicine, one of The Lancet’s Discovery Science journals. First author Tessa...
How can the world find its way back to a sustainable and just future for global health? In November, four eminent scholars set...
The recommendations call on researchers, authorities and funders to ensure consistent protocols, robust infrastructure, and flexible ethical and funding mechanisms. Longitudinal cohort studies, which...
Mathematics was her “go to” subject at school, muses biostatistician Mildred Pepukai, “because you don't have to spell anything”. Her aptitude for numbers has...
At the 19th INTEREST conference in Windhoek, Namibia, Patane Shilabye from South Africa and Uganda’s Clark Joshua Brianwong took home the prestigious Joep...
The 2025 Joep Lange Chair & Fellows Symposium will take place on 12 November at De Balie in Amsterdam. Hosted by the Amsterdam...
Research completed under AIGHD supervision demonstrates that simultaneously screening for both active and dormant TB infection could save lives and curtail infection rates,...
This article was written originally in Dutch. You can find the Dutch version below the English text. On 24 March 1882, German physician Robert...