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July 2013

  • Follow Humanosphere for News on Global Health, Humanosphere, July 13

June 2013

  • Easing the Trauma of Rape: Therapy Used for PTSD Also Helps Women in Congo (Kaysen), Seattle Times, June 7
  • Genetic Flaws Driving Breast Cancer in Black Women, Study Says, CBS News, June 3

May 2013

  • Sholarship Support Helps UW Art and Global Health Student Make a Difference for Children, UW Foundation, May 31
  • Hep C Rising in Baby Boomers, But Can They Be Treated? (John Scott quoted), KOMO TV, May 17
  • Scientists Identify Immune Cells That Suppress Genital Herpes (Corey), Globe and Mail, May 8

April 2013

  • HIV Tests No Longer Just For High Risk Groups , KUOW, April 30
  • Guest Editorial: Africa Must Confront Cancer, Seattle Times, April 26
  • Government Halts HIV Vaccine Trial after Shot Fails to Prevent Infections, CBS, April 25
  • Another Experimental AIDS Vaccine Fails, but that’s Progess in Science , Humanosphere, April 25
  • World Malaria Day 2013: Are You at Risk? (IHME study quoted), Health.India.Com, April 25
  • Polio Endgame? Bill Gates Enlists Islamic Nations in Final Push for Eradication, Seattle Times, April 24
  • Malaria Vaccine Development: No Longer a Pipe Dream?, The Guardian, April 24
  • Global Health and Art Intersect at Community Cafe, UW Daily, April 16
  • UW Professor Earns Global Health Award for Work in STD Field, UW Daily, April 11
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Puente Piedra green space (after shot)
UW Exploration Seminar Students in Peru Helped Create a Green Space for the Puente Piedra Community.

The project, led by Assistant Prof. Benjamin Spencer in landscape architecture, Prof. Susan Bolton in forest resources, and Prof. Joseph Zunt in global health, won numerous design awards. For more on the project, read the article in UW Today.

Puente Piedra (before shot)
Puente Piedra (Before UW Students Helped Create a Green Space)

The Puente Piedra community is built on a desert and when asked what they wanted most, the community said a green space.

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