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Photo Friday: Access to Surgery is a Human Right
For this Photo Friday, (which you can also find every Friday on our Twitter feed, @GradianHealth) we are reminded that 2 billion people worldwide have no basic access to surgical care. With the UAM, w… more →
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That's just the way it is
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wrote 1 day ago: Not sure where to begin this one. A lot of people, seasoned veterans of African hardship, had made … more →
Twins
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wrote 3 days ago: Taking off from Jomo Kenyatta Airport. At 7:30 in the morning, the sun is bursting up over the hori … more →
Photo Friday: Access to Surgery is a Human Right
wrote 5 days ago: For this Photo Friday, (which you can also find every Friday on our Twitter feed, @GradianHealth) we … more →
Function Friday: A Dual Purpose Anaesthesia Machine
wrote 1 week ago: By Dr. Paul M. Fenton Most anaesthesia machines are of the ‘supply only’ type. This means they can o … more →
Anaesthesia Champion: William Banda
wrote 4 weeks ago: Gradian works with wonderful, committed anaesthesia providers around the world whose hard work often … more →
Edna Adan Ismail visits Gradian
wrote 1 month ago: It’s not every day that the Former Foreign Minister and First Lady of a country stops by your … more →
A "Karibuni" from Tanzania
wrote 1 month ago: (Gradian traveled to Tanzania in March to install two new UAM’s and train providers from two l … more →
10 Thing I Learned from the 2013 Global Health and Innovation Conference (GHIC)
wrote 1 month ago: This past weekend, while much of the Gradian team was in Cairo, Egypt at the 5th All Africa Anesthes … more →
Function Friday: The Oxygen Concentrator
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wrote 1 month ago: This post continues our new series, “Function Friday,” that features a different part of the UAM eac … more →
UAM User Forum - Cairo, Egypt
wrote 1 month ago: What do you get when 15 of your primary end users sit around a table talking to each other and you? … more →
Dr. John Sampson (Johns Hopkins University) speaking on the UAM at the 5AAAC in Cairo
wrote 1 month ago: “A machine was purchased in Sierra Leone with an enflurane vaporizer and yet enflurane had nev … more →
Returning to Uganda
wrote 1 month ago: The Gradian team has just returned from a visit back to Uganda where we visited two hospitals that h … more →
Training medical students through international electives
wrote 2 months ago: A number of recent academic studies have shown that global health experiences are becoming more esse … more →
MIT's Global Health Lab and Gradian Partner in Tanzania
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wrote 2 months ago: (Blog post by the team from MIT’s Global Health Lab: Stephanie Wai, Jessica Lin, Laura Numair, … more →
Function Friday: O2 Monitor
wrote 2 months ago: The UAM is the only anaesthesia machine that has a built-in indication of how much oxygen is being g … more →
Photo Friday: The Road to Okhaldhunga
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wrote 2 months ago: This past week, Gradian made the trip to Okhaldhunga, Nepal to install a UAM at the local hospital. … more →
Our response to the draft report of the health in the post-2015 development agenda
wrote 2 months ago: Response from the International Collaboration for Essential Surgery (ICES), a group of surgeons who … more →
Map of UAM's around the world
wrote 4 months ago: Map of UAM’s around the world Above is a link to our most up to date map of UAM’s (Unive … more →
Top 10: Favorite Global Surgery Blogs
wrote 5 months ago: With so many fantastic blogs circulating on global health, there are not as many that specifically f … more →
