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OUR PEOPLE, OUR MISSION Global Health eMagazine April 2023 Perspectives The Tuskegee Study, the Guatemala Syphilis Study [7,8], forced sterilisations in Virginia [9], and the Stateville Penitentiary Malaria Experiments [10] among count-less others evidence the nation’s long and gruelling medical history. Even in modern times, forced ster-ilisations and separation of families continue in border communities [11]. This history is critical in evaluating the actions of the United States as a proclaimed leader in global health. Link to the Article: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/16549716.2023.2186575 Reports from the Field Highlights Reflections Nursing Division Women’s Health Education Hispanic/Latinx Community Ugandan Voices Innovation and Technology Our Beautiful Planet Art to Remind Us of Who We Can Be Video of the Month Welcome On March 6, 2023, Dr Luis Alberto Castillo Nunez - cardiology resident from Heart Institute, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, arrived in Danbury hospital for 4-week training in Cardiology department under supervision of Dr. Robert Jarrett, the President and the Founder of the Heats Around the World. We welcome Dr Castillo to Danbury hospital! Announcement New Publications Article of the Month Welcome Among the Letters Congratulations Photo News Calendar Global Health Family Resources Previous Issues of the eMagazine Click here to visit the Nuvance Health Global Health Program COVID-19 Resource Center 34 Planet continued on next page >>
OUR PEOPLE, OUR MISSION Among the Letters Global Health eMagazine April 2023 Perspectives Reports from the Field Highlights Reflections Nursing Division Thank you very much for an exceedingly interesting article. I will keep reflecting on the truth contained therein. One thought that comes to my mind is the apparent acceptance of the inferiority colonization assigned to them. They have endured disadvantage for so long that they strive to to cross over to the other side and live as if that is where they belong. That compromises them and disarms them so instead of resisting subjugation they seem to be working to promote it. For example it’s such a privilege to win or be recruited to work on a project funded from HIC grants, that they have no choice but to play by the rules. It is a very complex issue. Maybe we should organize a series of international debates on it. Once again thank you very much. Sam Luboga Women’s Health Education Hispanic/Latinx Community Ugandan Voices Innovation and Technology Our Beautiful Planet Art to Remind Us of Who We Can Be Video of the Month Announcement New Publications Article of the Month Following the Global Health blog and e-Magazine over the past year has been such an impressive tale. The writing found here is powerful, poetic, and informative. Further, interludes like these updates solidify the potential and obvious gains that this Global Health Program is set to make on the International scene as a leader in medical practice and education. It’s not possible to put into words how impressive it is to observe: the development of interdisciplinary work, round the world collaboration, the initiation of the Medical Educators without Borders Program, and ever more expansion! This organization is one to watch for guidance and for reference when moving into any work in the field of Global Health. Cheers to you all. Ryan McLoughlin Saba Medical School Welcome Among the Letters Congratulations Photo News Calendar Global Health Family Resources Previous Issues of the eMagazine I was able to join the morning report regularly. The chief residents were friendly, and I learned new lessons every day. They also sent me the link to join the journal club. Because of the bad weather, I decided to go only a short distance and stop at Norwalk on the weekend. I visited the Maritime Aquarium, which is so amazing, and went around the shopping mall. Walking took a lot of time, but it allowed me to view the street and enjoy the atmosphere there. I worked with many doctors at ICU and they’re all so nice to me. The discussion is wide open for us to share our thoughts and experiences. And the residents too. They found some aspects of the ICU quite challenging and I did give them a brief review as well as instructions to help them over the problems. Du Quoc Minh Quan, MD Global Health Scholars from Cho Ray Hospital, Vietnam 35 Letters continued on next page >>
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