Thank you @Xero and #XeroBeautifulBusiness fund! We look forward to harnessing the power of AI to improve the learning experience.

This is fantastic news for @PCI360 an early adopter of technology in education, we are excited to harness the possibilities of AI to improve the learning experience

Well, it’s official: I have been promoted to full Professor @ucl I am well aware of what this means; that as a Black Woman I am one of a few. To the students over the years who told me it meant the world to see me at the front of a room- I am still here.

"The profit margin is immense," on drugs like #Ozempic, said @mellabarb, lead author on our new JAMA study on #diabetes med costs. "There should be a conversation in policy about what is a fair price." #insulin4all #PushForPens #MedicinesShouldntBeALuxury irishexaminer.com/business/c…

💥Powerful study💥 shows dramatic markup of diabetes meds & insulin pens. As the number of ppl living with diabetes grows, "strategies must urgently be developed to reduce insulin prices & ensure affordable & reliable access in all parts of the world" 🔗ow.ly/luIu50R3q6X

Some personal news: I've decided to step down as EiC of BMJ Global Health. Next week marks 8 years since its first issue, published 8 months after I was appointed its EiC. Thank you for all your support over the years. Here's a playlist to mark my exit: open.spotify.com/playlist/3s…

“Strengthening public health capacity and capabilities in Africa and globally is a driving force for Ebere Okereke.” Learn how @DrEmeruemJnr, CEO of the African Public Health Foundation, is driving the new public health order in Africa #IWD24 thelancet.com/journals/lance…

The @CIJ_ICJ on Friday declared that Palestinians had a right to be protected from acts of genocide, calling on Israel to “take all measures within its power” to prevent such actions and allow the entry of desperately needed humanitarian aid into the war-shattered enclave

RT @Nanjala1: My major hope for 2024 is that African diplomacy finds its voice, and that the voice would be centred on the wellbeing of Afr…

In a study in Nigeria, over half of the women of reproductive age had 3-5 risk factors for health issues in future pregnancies, such as non-communicable diseases, pre-eclampsia/eclampsia—but many didn't even know about them! Learn more: bmjopen.bmj.com/content/13/1… via @BMJ_Open.

Honored— surprised it's a bit odd—to be on @voxdotcom’s 2023 Future Perfect 50 list. But I’m on the list with scientists, thinkers, scholars, writers, and activists whose work I admire—@OlufemiOTaiwo @Maisa_Rojas @ashley_muteti @LantPritchett more! vox.com/23901330/seye-abimbo…

With the increasing burden of co-morbid chronic conditions among pregnant women, @WHO will develop guidelines on the management of NCDs in pregnancy. To learn more about WHO efforts join the webinar on 7 Dec 👉pulse.ly/8ccqgw9c84 @ibp_network @HRPresearch

UNFPA, UNICEF and WHO Regional Directors call for immediate action to halt attacks on health care in Gaza The regional directors of UNFPA, UNICEF and WHO call for urgent international action to end the ongoing attacks on hospitals in Gaza. We are horrified at the latest reports of attacks on and in the vicinity of Al-Shifa Hospital, Al-Rantisi Naser Pediatric Hospital, Al-Quds Hospital, and others in Gaza city and northern Gaza, killing many, including children. Intense hostilities surrounding several hospitals in northern Gaza are preventing safe access for health staff, the injured, and other patients. Premature and new-born babies on life support are reportedly dying due to power, oxygen, and water cuts at Al-Shifa Hospital, while others are at risk. Staff across a number of hospitals are reporting lack of fuel, water and basic medical supplies, putting the lives of all patients at immediate risk. Over the past 36 days, WHO has recorded at least 137 attacks on health care in Gaza, resulting in 521 deaths and 686 injuries, including 16 deaths and 38 injuries of health workers on duty. Attacks on medical facilities and civilians are unacceptable and are a violation of International Humanitarian and Human Rights Law and Conventions. They cannot be condoned. The right to seek medical assistance, especially in times of crisis, should never be denied. More than half of the hospitals in the Gaza Strip are closed. Those still functioning are under massive strain and can only provide very limited emergency services, lifesaving surgery and intensive care services. Shortages of water, food, and fuel are also threatening the wellbeing of thousands of displaced people, including women and children, who are sheltering in hospitals and their surrounds. The world cannot stand silent while hospitals, which should be safe havens, are transformed into scenes of death, devastation, and despair. Decisive international action is needed now to secure an immediate humanitarian ceasefire and prevent further loss of life, and preserve what’s left of the health care system in Gaza. Unimpeded, safe and sustained access is needed now to provide fuel, medical supplies and water for these lifesaving services. The violence must end now.

@RESCUEorg and @AUB_Lebanon @FHS_AUB are partnering with the IIAWG on NCDs on research in humanitarian crises. Help set priorities on Cardio-Metabolic Syndrome research #actonncd Click the link to participate: ee.kobotoolbox.org/single/f5… @globalncdsUK @RESCUE_Airbel @IADA_diabetes

.@WHO condemns the attacks on 3 November near Al-Shifa Hospital, Al-Quds Hospital, and the Indonesian Hospital in Gaza City and North Gaza governorates. emro.who.int/media/news/atta…

It would be intriguing though, for students from LMICs to visit community sites in HICs and realise that, despite the availability of resources, inequities still exist and, in most cases, continue to increase. And that addressing them requires a different approach.

Looking forward to speaking tomorrow on @PCI360 experience of supporting training on the use of WHO NCD kits for #PLNCDs who are forcibly displaced #UCPHGlobalHealthDay #GlobalHealthDay #ChronicHealthCare #ForciblyDisplacedPersons #symposium

Privileged to be on this panel on behalf of @PCI360 to hear and share insights on community informed #ClimateAction action to promote #healthcare. Thank you @Amref_Worldwide.

“You can't talk about an invasion when your whole system, your whole country, your whole economy is based and built upon invading another continent.” Nelson Mandela’s granddaughter reacts to rhetoric around immigration in the UK.

Individual countries can’t solve the health care conundrum on their own. For this reason, @WHO is partnering with development banks, which are mobilizing €1.5 billion to strengthen primary health care services around the world. who.int/news-room/commentari… #InvestInHealth