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Researchers: WHO guidelines are unattainable in poor countries

What do you do in a country like Tanzania, for example, when the WHO says that all countries must…

Project to prevent and control vectorborne diseases in Africa and Europe

PREPARE4VBD will develop new knowledge, detection tools and surveillance systems to improve…

Global Development Day

Global Development Day: Calling all UCPH students for activity ideas

Calling all students at UCPH. Brand new student driven event addressing the global development…

The climate researchers

Economics of climate change: One per cent makes a world of difference

Frikk Nesje and his colleagues have created international awareness by building bridges in the…

Winter-swimming Scandinavian men can teach us how the body adapts to extreme heat and cold

Ice-cold winter swimming and hot visits to the sauna could help the body adapt for extreme…

Maximising the effectiveness of life-saving malaria prevention for children under 2 years old across Africa

Three researchers from the DRUGS Team at the Department of Immunology and Microbiology, UCPH, are…

Submit your film to Global Health Film Days

Global health film makers are encouraged to submit their films now - either for programme selection…

Theis Lange is the new Head of Department at Public Health

On 1 November, Professor Theis Lange will assume the position of Head of Department at Public…

Video: Foodborne Infections and Outbreaks - in Denmark and beyond

Watch the video recording of Steen Ethelberg's inaugural lecture 'Foodborne Infections and Outbreak…

Video: Demographic challenges and opportunities in Asia and Africa

Watch the video recording of Reiner Klingholz' keynote address 'Demographic challenges and…

Video: Deciphering the meantime in an era of climate change

Watch or re-watch Professor Jonathan Rigg's keynote address from the conference "Asia and Africa in…

Become a UCPH student organiser for Global Health Film Days 2022

Write us now to become a UCPH student organiser for Global Health Film Days 2022.