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by dswen | Apr 25, 2016 | Youth Empowerment
How long will it take you to read this article? It’s a frightening thought that by the time you finish reading this even more children across the world will have died due to this virus. Malaria is so prevalent, that every day, around 590,000 people become infected,...
by dswen | Mar 28, 2016 | Youth Empowerment
DSW is a strong advocate of the need for innovation to respond to the health challenges facing the young men and women that we work with in eastern Africa. To acknowledge the achievements made in women’s health, we wanted to give the floor to those who are...
by Esayas Meskel | Mar 25, 2016 | Ethiopia, Youth Empowerment
By Feyera Assefa (DSW Ethiopia, Country Director) When the First World Conference on Women was organized by the United Nations in mid 1970s in Mexico, gender studies had for the first time scholarly embraced ‘women and development issue’ both as a theoretical and...
by dswen | Mar 23, 2016 | Youth Empowerment
Brussels, March 23: If the world is serious about defeating TB by 2030, we need to invest heavily in global health innovation to produce a game-changing vaccine Ahead of World Tuberculosis Day, as the world unites to end TB, DSW is calling for serious political and...
by dswen | Mar 21, 2016 | Youth Empowerment
The 20th century was witness to revolutionary inventions and public health advances. We conquered polio and smallpox. We invented the internet, mastered organ transplant and empowered millions of people around the world to leave extreme poverty behind. Many of...
by dswen | Mar 21, 2016 | Youth Empowerment
The 20th century was witness to revolutionary inventions and public health advances. Think you know about yesterday’s innovations and today’s obsolete technology, and what replaced it? Take the quiz below and learn just why it is so amazing that the TB...
