Global Health - June 2022 | Abt Global

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Global Health - malaria prevention, climate change, humanitarian assistance, and more. Dive into our latest global health newsletter today!

Four Ways Development Work Can Combat Corruption
Solar Power for Cooling Systems and Data Collection
Humanitarian Assistance or System Strengthening? Both Are Needed for Migrant Health
Making Market Systems Work for an Urbanizing World
Climate Change, Malaria, & Data: Getting Ahead of the Spread
Life Begins from Her Helping Hands
Mother-friendly One-Stop Model Improves Patient Experiences While Decreasing Vertical Transmission