Research project: HIV drug resistance surveillance in Africa

Research project: HIV drug resistance surveillance in Africa

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How technology is reversing Diabetes in India

How technology is reversing Diabetes in India

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I am YOUR Data

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USING DATA IN HEALTH TO BENEFIT SOCIETY
FINDING INCLUSIVE HEALTH FINANCING MODELS
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World Health Summit 2021

November 22, 2021

JLI 2020 Progress Report

October 26, 2021

JLI collaborates on concept note for Primary Health Care investment

September 30, 2021

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JLI contributes to the Lancet/FT Commission on Digital Health and AI

In October the Lancet and Financial Times jointly published a white paper on Governing health futures 2030: growing up in a digital world.  They also published an editorial piece called…
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Dr Christoph Benn speaks at the C20 Summit

President Biden recently announced a new fund for global health threats and many advocates and activists are debating whether the world really needed a new fund or whether they should…
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JLI Studies: Researching the Positives and Negatives of Intestinal Parasites on COVID

A team of Ethiopian researchers in collaboration with JLI’s Prof Tobias Rinke de Wit recently produced various studies on how the immune system interacts with COVID-19 in an African context.…
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People are willing to share health data, but…
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Data is the world’s most valuable (and vulnerable) resource
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CarePay Kenya and Ajua release report on COVID-19 driving digitization of Healthcare in Kenya
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Health Equity sounds great, but how can we achieve it?

“Het Joep Lange Instituut (JLI) is opgericht ter nagedachtenis van Prof. Dr. Joep Lange in 2016. Hij was één van de grondleggers van HIV AIDS behandeling wereldwijd en met name in Afrika. Het JLI ondersteunt initiatieven om iedereen in de wereld toegang te geven tot betere zorg via de mobiele telefoon“

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‘Inaction Kills’ takes a look at Dr Khama Rogo and the motives behind leaving his prestigious position within the World Bank Group to return to his native Kenya to lead by example. After years of talking, advocating and piloting initiatives at the global level, he decided to go further and build his own hospital to showcase innovation and set best practices for the rest of Africa to follow. As a long-time collaborator with Dr Rogo, the Joep Lange Institute has the upmost respect for the passion, determination and vision of Dr. Rogo. This is why we wanted to honor him in this film by hearing his views on responsible leadership and the best ways to accelerate progress.
Dr. Khama Rogo Portrait - Inaction kills
YouTube Video UCG4ZQfHA1uDFYBq_hfNSOMQ_juQAGnL5WyA
Rose Muturi works at a company that provides Kenyans with micro credits over the phone. She is a firm believer in progress by making smart use of data. Technology has dangerous sides, but she believes the positive aspects outweigh the negative ones. Her company serves poor Kenyans who previously had little or no opportunities to get credit. Rose shares her ideas on how mobile technology has much more economic potential.
The opportunity of DATA - Rose Muturi
YouTube Video UCG4ZQfHA1uDFYBq_hfNSOMQ_Do82DKqt1r0
“If you don't know where you come from, you can't really determine where you want to go - and if you don't know who you are, others will define you and then you always end up at the bottom”, Abu Sense The young theater maker Abu Sense uses his mobile phone to find new material and inspiration for his political orientated plays and to engage with this audience on social media. Because schools hardly teach about Kenya’s history before independence Abu made it his mission is to educate Kenyans about where they come from and who they are.
Sharing is Power - Abu Sense
YouTube Video VVVHNFpRZkhBMXVERllCcV9oZk5TT01RLlBDVjB0Nmt4X3NR
Jacinta Michuki works in the healthcare sector and believes that mobile technology greatly increases the possibility of realizing universal healthcare (healthcare for everyone). She’s witnessed the Kenyan healthcare system change enormously since the advent of the mobile and shares her experience and opinions about the potential for a healthier Kenya.
Future Minded Health - Jacinta Michuki
YouTube Video VVVHNFpRZkhBMXVERllCcV9oZk5TT01RLmtsMDNkc0YtMUpJ
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