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Yale wins USAID award to advance research utilization in Liberias health sector Yale University has received a $15 million, five-year U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) award to advance research utilization in Liberias health sector. This award will fund the continuation of Yales strong partnership with the University of Liberia and Vanderbilt University. The funded project, Applying Research for a Healthy Liberia, will establish a Center for Teaching, Learning, and Innovation at...

 E-Mail Yale Receives $15 Million for Health Education Collaboration with the University of Liberia College of Health Sciences and Vanderbilt Institute for Global Health Yale University has received a $15 million, five-year U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) award to advance research utilization in Liberias health sector. This award will fund the continuation of Yales strong partnership with the University of Liberia and Vanderbilt University. The funded project, Applying Re...

Home | News & Events | Ambassador McCarthy Delivers Keynote Address at Medical Student Event On Saturday, April 24, Ambassador Michael McCarthy delivered the keynote address at the Liberia Medical Students’ Association (LMSA) 48th Inauguration Ceremony. The event took place at the A.M. Dogliotti College of Medicine (AMDCM). He was joined by University of Liberia President Dr. Julius Nelson, Vice President for Health Sciences Dr. Bernice Dahn, AMCDCM Dean Dr. Lawrence Sherman, LMSA Pres...

Scored the highest in the West Africa College of Physicians and Surgeons examinations The Liberia College of Physicians and Surgeons (LCPS), which is in charge of running the Liberia Post-Graduate Medical College (LPGMC), recently graduated its first batch of specialized doctors in the country. The 64 doctors, who were trained in surgery, internal medicine, pediatrics (children), obstetrics and gynecology, are expected to independently manage surgical and medical problems with great confidence ...

A Tribute to the Liberian Woman (A response to congratulatory remarks) A Tribute to the Liberian Woman (A response to congratulatory remarks) Share I am most thankful first and foremost to God for His grace and mercy upon my life; and I am ever so grateful for the generous feedback, love, and support from all of you since my appointment by the United Nations Secretary General. I am genuinely humbled. Getting to lead the United Nations’ operational system (all of the agencies, funds and progra...

(A response to congratulatory remarks) By Sara Beysolow Nyanti I am most thankful first and foremost to God for His grace and mercy upon my life; and I am ever so grateful for the generous feedback, love, and support from all of you since my appointment by the United Nations Secretary General. I am genuinely…

Liberia: WhatsApp Method to be Used in Reducing Maternal Mortality During C-Section Liberia: WhatsApp Method to be Used in Reducing Maternal Mortality During C-Section Share MONROVIA – Researchers at the University of Liberia, the University of Michigan and the University of Ghana, are working together to ensure that expectant mothers in Liberia have a safer childbirth experience through the connective power of WhatsApp. The researchers said during emergencies, cesarean sections, also known a...

from federal regulators and the tech marketplace. >> washington is the government and therefore they can screw us up, and thats the simple starting point and historically the tech industry has largely ignored washington. >> woodruff: and we close with a profile of poet philip shultz and his new memoir on overcoming the challenges of dyslexia. thats all ahead on tonights "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> i mean, where would we be without small busin...

>> brown: gwen ifill talks with googles executive chairman, eric schmidt about growing pressure on the internet giant from federal regulators and the tech marketplace. >> washington is the government and therefore they can screw us up, and thats the simple starting point and historically the tech industry has largely ignored washington. >> woodruff: and we close with a profile of poet philip shultz and his new memoir on overcoming the challenges of dyslexia. thats all ahead on tonights...

from federal regulators and the tech marketplace. >> washington is the government and therefore they can screw us up, and thats the simple starting point and historically the tech industry has largely ignored washington. >> woodruff: and we close with a profile of poet philip shultz and his new memoir on overcoming the challenges of dyslexia. thats all ahead on tonights "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> i mean, where would we be without small busin...