About the Stanford Global Child Health Program
We are committed to improving the health and well-being of children around the world through medical training, multi-disciplinary research, and improved clinical care for the underserved. Our team is equipping the next generation of physician-leaders in global pediatrics.
Global Child Health Program News
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Was MDB Reflection
Seven years ago I found myself in South Africa’s Johannesburg International Airport, sitting alone in a restaurant and fighting back tears.
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Sarnquist SVRI video
Stanford researcher, Dr. Clea Sarnquist attended the Sexual Violence Research Initiative's biennial forum in Stellenbosch, South Africa.
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Resident Jason Nagata, Tiger Cub
October 19, 2015 Global Health scholarly concentration resident, Dr. Jason Nagata "was born in the year of the tiger to a Chinese Tiger Mom", as he writes in a personal essay recently published in JAMA Pediatrics (subscription required).
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Polio project profiled on Stanford Medicine
Dr. Bonnie Maldonado's polio research project in Mexico is profiled on the Stanford Medicine news site.
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New Resident Publications
Dr. Jason Nagata has co-authored a new journal article published in the Lancet HIV.
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Nelson Commentary on Cholera in Nepal
Dr. Eric Nelson and his colleagues have published a commentary in the August 2016 edition of PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases examining the answers to that question.
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Maldonado awarded Gates funding for polio research
Director of Academic Global Child Health, Dr. Bonnie Maldonado, has been awarded new grant funding from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to explore the dynamics of oral polio transmission.
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Maldonado Huffington Post
Our own Dr. Bonnie Maldonado recently contributed her expertise to the Huffington Post blog, entitled, " The Road to Making Polio a Disease of the Past.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Global Child Health Evening Session
December 10, 2015, 6:30-8pm
LPCH Boardroom
Works in Progress by Adam Was and Gavin Hartman
RSVP to Jenny Kang
Center for Innovation in Global Health Research Convening
January 20, 2016
