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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.
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.
Andes Hantavirus: Lessons from the 2018–2019 Argentina Outbreak and the 2026 MV Hondius Event
The Andes hantavirus highlights rare person-to-person transmission risks under close contact. Lessons from Argentina (2018–2019) and the 2026 MV Hondius outbreak show how delayed detection and global travel can spread localized infections. Despite high mortality, transmission remains limited without prolonged exposure. Strong surveillance, isolation, and international coordination are key to containment.
Majid Sadigh, MD
May 20
Andes Hantavirus in 2026: What the Current Cruise-Ship Outbreak Means for Global Health
A 2026 Andes hantavirus outbreak linked to a cruise ship has sparked global concern after exposed travelers returned home before diagnosis. Although the virus can spread between people in rare cases requiring close contact, it is not highly contagious like COVID-19. The outbreak underscores how global travel can amplify awareness of emerging infections and highlights the importance of surveillance, coordination, and timely public health response.
Majid Sadigh, MD
May 11
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