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Bobbie Farsides giving key note presentation and with Mike Parker receiving award.

2024 Global Health Ethics Leadership Award presented to Professor Bobbie Farsides

Child in hospital patting the hand of healthcare worker.

Call for Papers: ethical challenges facing children with complex chronic conditions

Coercing for Health Workshop

Photo of protesters holding banners on a city street in Brazil.

Pandemic challenges and global injustice: perspectives from Latin America

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“The Nobodies”- a global health crisis requiring urgent attention

The photo exhibition 'Biased Global Health visuals in the AI era' on display at ECTMIH Utrecht 2023.

Biased Global Health visuals in the AI era at ECTMIH

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AI reproductions of biased imagery in global health visuals

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Winners of GLIDE Gateway Best Paper Prize

Debora Diniz, Ilana Ambrogi, Luciana Brito, and Arbel Griner accepting the Global Health Ethics Leadership Award at the 2023 Oxford Global Health and Bioethics International Conference.

Global Health Ethics Leadership Award

An empty row of swings in a play park.

Ethical, Practical and Systemic Challenges Facing Children with Complex Chronic Conditions: A Global Health Perspective

Person holding a mobile phone with the screen displaying a Covid-19 app.

Coercing for Health: (When) Is Coercion Ethically Justified?

Silhouettes on urban street.

Invisibility in global health: A case for disturbing bioethical frameworks

Call for Abstracts: 2023 Global Health & Bioethics International Conference

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Putting people and diseases into the picture

Man walking on empty city street with closed shops

Public health ethics: critiques of the “new normal”

Moralization and Mismoralization in Public Health

Silhouettes on urban street.

Webinar: Invisibility behind the facade of Global Health

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Launching the GLIDE Wellcome Open Research Gateway

Professor Nelson Sewankambo with colleagues at the Oxford Global Health & Bioethics International Conference 2022

Professor Nelson Sewankambo recognised for outstanding work in global bioethics

Young person receiving a vaccination.

Uncertainty in global health

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