Rotterdam Global Health Initiative (RGHI)

"Mandela's Children" unveil the root causes of inequality in South Africa

"The Birth to Thirty study" (Erasmus MC) has been tracking 3,273 newborns from 1990 to the present day to improve the health and development of children in South Africa.

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Welcome to the Rotterdam Global Health Initiative (RGHI), the academic network of global health research and education at Erasmus University and Erasmus MC. Our mission is to address and alleviate health inequalities worldwide, contributing to improved living conditions and advancing high-quality, equitable healthcare globally. Explore the possibilities by subscribing to our network.

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Tackling profound health disparities demands a comprehensive, interdisciplinary approach. RGHI embraces diverse fields such as health economics, health care sciences, parasitology, virology, public health, epidemiology, development economics and the social and political sciences. Our institutes transcend disciplinary boundaries, analyzing global health challenges from viral levels to healthcare governance.

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Collaboration is at our core. Working with partners worldwide and locally, we enhance evidence-based policy-making and practices, expanding the evidence base through insights from practitioners and policymakers.

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Newsletter November 2024

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