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Professor Marvin Reid Visits the Global Health Academy and Northwell Health as Jamaica Becomes the Academy’s 10th Partner Country
Professor Marvin Reid of UWI visited the Global Health Academy and Northwell Health as Jamaica became the Academy’s 10th partner country. Over two days, he met leadership, explored collaboration in education and research, delivered lectures on Jamaica’s health priorities and sickle cell disease, and identified opportunities for future joint programs across UWI, the Academy, and Northwell.


Global Health Newsletter: June 2026
The June 2026 Global Health Academy Newsletter highlights growing momentum across the global network, including the release of Volume 3 of the Journal of the Global Health Academy, partner site visits in the Philippines, and an inspiring GHA Dialogue on building research leadership in the Global South. Read reflections from Global Health Electives and Scholars, celebrate international collaboration, and register for the Fifth Annual Global Health Conference this September.


Dr. Peter Stafford: Medicine in Service of the Vulnerable
Dr. Peter Stafford’s service in the Democratic Republic of the Congo highlights the moral core of global health: standing with vulnerable communities. Alongside his wife, he cared for underserved populations facing conflict, poverty, and disease, later contracting Ebola during an outbreak. His story underscores the courage of local healthcare workers and the urgent need for equity, solidarity, and structural change in delivering care worldwide.

Majid Sadigh, MD
Jun 12


The 2026 Bundibugyo Ebola Epidemic: A New Chapter in an Old Story
The Bundibugyo epidemic reminds us that preparedness is tested not by familiar threats, but by the ones we least expect.

Majid Sadigh, MD
Jun 4


Ebola in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda: Why This Outbreak Matters
The 2026 Ebola outbreak in DRC and Uganda, caused by the rare Bundibugyo strain, highlights risks in fragile, conflict-affected health systems. With no approved vaccine and cases reaching urban centers, containment is difficult. The situation underscores the need for strong surveillance, rapid response, and global cooperation.

Majid Sadigh, MD
May 20
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