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Ingeborg Haavardsson (born 1967), MSc, Coordinator of the Centre for Global Health, University of Oslo.
Articles by Ingeborg Haavardsson
Neglected tropical diseases – the present and the future
- Andrea Sylvia Winkler,
- Katharina Klohe,
- Veronika Schmidt,
- Ingeborg Haavardsson,
- Annette Abraham,
- Ulrich Fabien Prodjinotho,
- Bernard Ngowi,
- Chummy Sikasunge,
- Emilia Noormahomed,
- John Amuasi,
- Joyce Kaducu,
- Helena Ngowi,
- Bernadette Abele-Ridder,
- Wendy Elizabeth Harrison,
- Clarissa Prazeres da Costa
02.01.2018:
Neglected tropical diseases are a diverse group of diseases that predominantly but not exclusively affect people in tropical and subtropical climatic zones. The collaboration between the WHO, non-governmental organisations, local stakeholders and pharmaceutical companies, among others, is key to...
Migrant health is global health
- Bernadette Kumar,
- Harald Siem,
- Ingeborg Haavardsson,
- Andrea Sylvia Winkler
20.12.2017:
The number of migrants worldwide is at a record high level. An investment in migrant health is an investment in the future: migrants should be seen as a resource rather than a burden. The ‘Migration Period’ of the Middle Ages (300–700 AD) resulted in dramatic changes in the architecture of...
Nutrition – A global challenge for health
- Katharina Klohe,
- Clarissa Prazeres da Costa,
- Nanna Lien,
- Gerd Holmboe-Ottesen,
- Michael Rychlik,
- Ingeborg Haavardsson,
- Gunhild Stordalen,
- Sudhvir Singh,
- Ingunn Engebretsen,
- Per Ole Iversen,
- Andrea Sylvia Winkler
12.12.2017:
Malnutrition represents a serious global burden with around 800 million people being undernourished and over 2 billion people being overweight or obese. The associated medical, developmental, social and economic consequences are serious, lasting and extremely costly for the affected families...