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- CONNECT
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- The Global Health Network Africa
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- Global Health Bioethics
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- PANDORA
- Global Health Economics
- LactaHub – Breastfeeding Knowledge
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- Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR)
- Human Infection Studies
- EDCTP Knowledge Hub
- PediCAP
- CHAIN Network
- ALERRT
- Brain Infections Global
- Research Capacity Network
- Global Research Nurses
- mesh
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- TDR Fellows
- ELSI 2.0
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- Global Health Social Science
- Global Health Trials
- Zika Infection
- Global Musculoskeletal
- Global Pharmacovigilance
- Global Pregnancy CoLab
- INTERGROWTH-21ˢᵗ
- ISARIC
- WEPHREN
- East African Consortium for Clinical Research
- WANETAM
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- TESA
- GBS
- Women in Global Health Research
- Global Pathogen Variants
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Resources - Training
The SWAT and SWAR programme is identifying issues about the methods of trials and systematic reviews about which there is sufficient uncertainty to justify research to support well-informed decision making about future designs and choices.
21st July 2015 •
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Professor Bongani M Mayosi from the Department of Medicine, Groote Schuur Hospital & University of Cape Town describes the transofmation of the science cohort in South Africa.
14th May 2015 •
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