In this landmark episode, two titans of global health, Sir Professor Peter Piot and Simon Bland, engage in a candid and compelling conversation about the field's evolving landscape. They dissect the concept of "Global Health 2.0/3.0," exploring how recent funding shifts and geopolitical changes are not just challenges, but catalysts for radical transformation. From the critical importance of country ownership and local innovation to the potential of AI and the urgent need for institutional ac...
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In this landmark episode, two titans of global health, Sir Professor Peter Piot and Simon Bland, engage in a candid and compelling conversation about the field's evolving landscape. They dissect the concept of "Global Health 2.0/3.0," exploring how recent funding shifts and geopolitical changes are not just challenges, but catalysts for radical transformation. From the critical importance of country ownership and local innovation to the potential of AI and the urgent need for institutional ac...
How Cabo Verde Achieved Malaria Elimination... Again | Adilson de Pina
Elimination Exchange
20 minutes
11 months ago
How Cabo Verde Achieved Malaria Elimination... Again | Adilson de Pina
Can malaria truly be eliminated, even after multiple resurgences? Cabo Verde's journey to becoming malaria-free for a third time takes center stage in this episode of Elimination Exchange. We are joined by Dr Adilson de Pina, the driving force behind Cabo Verde's remarkable achievement. Dr de Pina takes us through their inspiring journey, highlighting the challenges faced, the strategies implemented, and the lessons learned along the way. We are the Global Institute for Disease Elimination,...
Elimination Exchange
In this landmark episode, two titans of global health, Sir Professor Peter Piot and Simon Bland, engage in a candid and compelling conversation about the field's evolving landscape. They dissect the concept of "Global Health 2.0/3.0," exploring how recent funding shifts and geopolitical changes are not just challenges, but catalysts for radical transformation. From the critical importance of country ownership and local innovation to the potential of AI and the urgent need for institutional ac...
