Acting on Data
Discover stories from around the world about the people turning IHME evidence into health impact.Why is tuberculosis still a major cause of death? An interview with Dr. Hmwe Hmwe Kyu
Associate Professor Hmwe Hmwe Kyu, PhD, discusses a recently published scientific paper on progress towards the 2020 milestones of the WHO End TB Strategy.
The cost of caregiving is hard to measure. Here’s a way to do it well.
Current methods may be substantially overestimating caregivers’ lost wages.
“Facing a world without antibiotics”: IHME’s findings on antimicrobial resistance featured at Davos
“[Antimicrobial resistance (AMR)] is a huge health challenge,” said Helen E. Clark, the former prime minister of New Zealand, at the January 2024, Davos session, “Bad bugs no drugs: Facing a world without antibiotics.”
The longevity-boosting power of education
We sat down with researcher Claire Henson to discuss a new study on education and longevity.
Five major takeaways on antibiotic-resistant infections in Africa
“[Antimicrobial resistance (AMR)] is really that cross-cutting issue that can bring a stop, or regression, to the progress that we have made when you think about modern medicine,” said Yewande Alimi, AMR/ONE Health Lead at Africa CDC.
Professor Ali H. Mokdad trains health professionals from around the world at CDC event
IHME’s Professor Ali H. Mokdad began his career at the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). This fall, he returned to his roots, giving a presentation about IHME’s work to fellows through the CDC Global Public Health Systems Branch.
Africa CDC and IHME join forces to train health officials
Africa CDC, an independent health agency of the African Union, and IHME joined forces to promote data science and evidence-based decision-making throughout Africa.
On gun violence, the United States is an outlier
When we look exclusively at high-income countries and territories with populations of 10 million or more, the US ranks first for its high levels of gun violence.
Salvando a los niños de las infecciones resistentes a los antibióticos
Una entrevista con la Dra. Gisela Robles Aguilar, la primera autora de un reciente estudio dirigido por IHME sobre la resistencia a los antibióticos en la Región de las Américas de la OMS y una investigadora de la Carga Mundial de Morbilidad en la Universidad de Oxford.
Saving children from antibiotic-resistant infections
An interview with Dr. Gisela Robles Aguilar, the first author of a recent IHME-led study on antibiotic resistance in the WHO Region of the Americas and a Global Burden of Disease researcher at the University of Oxford.
Trevor Noah interviews IHME’s Dr. Emmanuela Gakidou for a new series on AI
Curiosity is the springboard to great discussions. That’s the premise of Trevor Noah’s new YouTube series called The Prompt, where he explores serious topics with probing questions. There are a few laughs along the way, too.
Top mental health issues to watch according to IHME experts
An interview with Drs. Alize Ferrari and Damian Santomauro, IHME’s experts on mental health for the Global Burden of Disease study.
Congratulations to Dr. Jean Jacques Noubiap, MD, PhD – 2023 winner of the GBD Emerging Researcher Award
Dr. Jean Jacques Noubiap is a specialist physician and scientist from Cameroon whose career has centered around combatting the burden of disease of populations in Africa, with a focus on cardiovascular risk factors and diseases.
Arthritis is surprisingly widespread
A new study led by IHME shows that arthritis is a prime cause of disability among the general population, particularly women and people with uteruses.
Wildfire smoke: How bad is air pollution for your health?
As wildfires rage across the Northern Hemisphere, many people are wondering how the smoky air might affect their health.