Happy Dog Takes on the World: What Can the U.S. Learn from Healthcare Models around the World
Compared to other rich democracies, the U.S. spends much more of its national wealth on healthcare, has among the lowest life expectancy statistics, and is the only nation with large portions of […]
Public Health in the U.S.
The Cleveland Council on World Affairs will be welcoming visitors from the People’s Republic of China for the program “Public Health in the U.S.” Through their visit to Cleveland, visitors will […]
Regional Health Challenges: Research and Remedies
The Near East and North Africa face many regional health challenges that require innovative and efficient resources to address them. Among these challenges are the spread of infectious diseases, cardiovascular disease, […]
The Contemporary U.S. Economy: Financial Markets, Trade, and Economic Development
Ohio’s recent boom in exports over the last five years embodies the U.S. government’s efforts to boost small businesses in the global economy. In 2013, Ohio exported a record-breaking $50.5 […]
Public Health in the U.S.
This project will bring 14 doctors, nurses, and other public health practitioners from throughout Africa to the United States, where they will examine how U.S. federal, state and municipal agencies […]
Global Health – Building Country Capacity
This project is promoting international cooperation on the common challenges facing the global community in preventing, treating, and managing health problems affecting general populations, such as infectious diseases, cancer, stroke, heart […]
Health Challenges in Kuwait
With approximately 75% of the Kuwait population categorized as either overweight or obese, 25% of the population suffering from Type 2 diabetes, and heart disease and other non-communicable diseases on […]
