Georgetown University Global Health Initiative

Left to right: Lawrence Gostin, Matthew Kavanaugh, Amb. Bonnie Jenkins, Victor Dzau, and Bruce Gellin

New Study Shows How Law Can Advance Global Health Rights

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Georgetown Welcomes Deus Bazira and Colleagues to Lead New Global Health Center

Gostin and Friedman Write Lancet Article about WHO Action on Migrant Health

About the Initiative

The Georgetown Global Health Initiative serves as a university-wide platform for supporting research, teaching, and service in global health and for developing concrete solutions to the health challenges facing families and communities throughout the world.

Conversations in Global Health

Ellie Graeden presenting at a Global Health Security Seminar

Global Health Security Seminars

GHI Fellows Program

Global Health Forum Blog

Great Influenza Centenary Project

Events

May
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2019

The Lancet – O’Neill Institute Commission on Global Health and the Law Event

The Lancet – O’Neill Institute Commission on Global Health and the Law launched its groundbreaking report on how law can be used as a tool to advance the right to health. Produced by an international roster of experts in fields ranging from health, policy, and law to economics and governance, the…

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Panel Reflects on Lessons From the Past to Secure Public Health for the Future

Global health experts from the Center for Global Health Science and Security and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention discussed global progress in strengthening prevention, detection and response to life-threatening outbreaks.

Georgetown Study Shows Aid from the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, T.B., and Malaria Linked to Reducing Corruption, Better Governance

New research from Georgetown Law's O'Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law demonstrates that international health aid can reduce corruption and improve governance as well as fight disease.

O’Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law Celebrates Collaboration with The Lancet, Launch of New Report

The O’Neill Institute has teamed up with The Lancet—the world’s oldest and best known medical journal—to examine how law can be used to advance the right to health in the United States and around the world.