Global Medicine Lecture Series
Since 1999, the Global Medicine Lecture Series (formerly the Tropical and Travel Medicine Seminar Lecture Series - TTMS) has been a tradition of Global Medicine, reflecting our core value of providing medical education in the global village.
Join us at our next event - free, fun, and includes dinner for those in person!
Past Global Medicine Lectures
We record our Global Medicine Lecture Series and archive them here in case you miss any!
NOVEMBER 13, 2019
Global is Local: Equity and Health Disparities in the Twin Cities
Craig Hassel, PhD
This session was not recorded, as it was more of a conversation than a lecture. However, two interesting handouts were provided for us to share:
Creating Culturally Relevant and Responsive Health Care Models
Reconsidering Nutrition Science: Critical Reflection with a Cultural Lens
OCTOBER 23, 2019
Oncology in Tanzania
Dr. Servanti and Dr. Msenga
SEPTEMBER 18, 2019
Obstetrics in Global Health
Malaria, HIV, and TB in Pregnancy - Freddy Mbise, MD, a visiting physician from Tanzania.
Unfortunately, the recording did not function for this session! Thank you for bearing with us.
MAY 15, 2019
Recording (via Mediasite)
Healthcare in Laos
Healthcare in Laos - Saleumkhoun Siriphanh, MD & Cases from Laos - Kristina Krohn, MD
APRIL 17, 2019
Recording (via Mediasite)
Addiction Medicine Across the Globe
Addiction Medicine in South Africa - Bob Levy, MD and Addiction Medicine in South Korea - David Peter, MD, MPH
MARCH 20, 2019
Recording(via MediaSite)
Advanced Gorgas Course 2018: Lessons from Peru
Part 1: Overview of Gorgas Course and Tropical Medicine in Peru
Part 2: Clinical Cases from Gorgas Course 2018
Presenter: Dr. Megan Shaughnessy (HCMC)
JANUARY 16, 2019
Recording (via Mediasite)
Pediatrics and Global Health
Global Pediatrics Update
NMDA receptor encephalitis for both the adult and pediatrics world and the high and LMIC worlds - Tina Slusher and Neurocysticercosis - Cindy Howard and Risha Moskalewicz
OCTOBER 17, 2018
Recording (via MediaSite)
Safety and Security with International Work
An Unusual Case of Dyspnea in an Elderly Tanzanian Woman - Cole Pueringer
Concepts and Case Presentations on Personal Security During International Travel: What You Need to Know to Keep Yourself Safe - Ron Johannsen
SEPTEMBER 19, 2018
Recording (via Mediasite)
Mobile Populations: Definitions Implications
Global Health Update: Amr El-Bokl
Role of VOLAGs in Refugee Resettling: Michelle Eberhard
CDC Centers of Excellence: Hope Pogemiller
Older presentations
See Google Document list of presentations older than a year
Contact Us
Email: globalhealth@umn.edu
Phone: 612-626-3526