Voices from the Field: Building Micronesian Dengue Early Warning Systems
Limb Hapairai, Ph.D., regional medical entomologist with the Pacific Island Health Officers Association, shares his experiences implementing dengue early warning systems in the Federated States of Micronesia and the Republic of the Marshall Islands to build resilience against climate change.
Past Training and Capacity Building
2021
- December 2021: Global Health Is Local Health: Assessing the Role of Wildfire Smoke in Driving Adverse Health Outcomes in the San Diego-Tijuana Border Region
- October 2021: Voices from the Field: Including LGBTQ+ Health Equity in Climate and Health
- August 2021: Voices from the Field: Building Micronesian Dengue Early Warning Systems
- June 2021: Voices from the Field: “Community” in Global Health Research: My Eye-opening Journey From the Wet Lab to the Canadian Arctic
- April 2021: Physician Fellow Examines Climate Change as a Public Health Emergency
- February 2021: Winners of the December 2020 Indian E-conference Scholars’ Competition
2020
- December 2020: E-conference and Workshop Explore the Intersection of Environmental Determinants and Infectious Diseases in India
- October 2020: GEOHealth Hub Activities Highlighted During the Fogarty International Center’s Virtual Meeting
- August 2020: The GHHIN Hosts Virtual Masterclass Series on Human Health and Heat
- June 2020: USAID Activity Prepares Countries for Climate-Associated Health Risks
- April 2020: New Climate, Environment, and Health Seminar Series to Provide Training for NIEHS Staff and Academic Partners
- February 2020: Federal Web-based System Helps Local Governments Customize Climate Change Adaptation Strategies
