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Tagged: Global One Health

  • GOHi staff spotlight: Mequanint Mitiku

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    Mequanint Mitiku is a distinguished microbiologist with nearly two decades of exceptional service in the field of clinical and public health microbiology. Currently seconded to the Tikur Anbessa Specialized Hospital (TASH) microbiology laboratory, he is at the forefront of a project aimed at combating antimicrobial resistance (AMR). This initiative, implemented by the Global One Health Initiative (GOHi) in collaboration with the U.S.

  • Global Gateway grant supports College of Nursing partnership

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    This story was written by Ella Gomez and originally published in the College of Nursing's Transformations magazine.

  • Goff presented at the 20th International Congress for Infectious Diseases

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    Debra Goff, professor of pharmacy practice at the Ohio State College of Pharmacy, has worked collaboratively with South Africa’s thought leaders for the past 15 years to implement antibiotic stewardship programs.  

  • GOHi staff spotlight: Zerihun Shimeles Kasa

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    Zerihun S. Kasa is a highly skilled Infection prevention and control specialist with nearly three years of dedicated service at the Global One Health initiative in Ethiopia.

  • $750,000 grant to fund surveillance and control of Aedes mosquito-borne diseases in the Horn of Africa

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    The Global One Health initiative (GOHi) has been awarded a $750,000 grant over the next three years through the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to develop tools to support public health decision-making in the surveillance and control of Aedes mosquito-borne arboviral diseases across Kenya, Somalia and Ethiopia. 

    The project team will develop cutting-edge disease transmission models that represent how infectious diseases – specifically Dengue and Chikungunya – spread through human populations as a result of mosquito and tick bites.  

  • Morrison-Beedy to lead GOHi outreach and community engagement

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    A decade-long career of turning research into practice has led Dianne Morrison-Beedy to her newest role at Ohio State: director of outreach and community engagement for the Global One Health initiative (GOHi).

  • Sensitizing the scientific community on AMR

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    GOHi has played a key role in alleviating the impacts of antimicrobial resistance in Ethiopia.

  • GOHi supports new lab through IHR/CARES project

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    The Ohio State University Global One Health initiative continues to advance healthcare in Ethiopia through IHR/CARES in collaboration with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

  • U.S. CDC and GOHi enhances malaria diagnostics capacity in Ethiopia

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    Malaria continues to be a significant public health challenge throughout Ethiopia. According to the Regional Public Health Institute, about 1.5 million malaria cases were reported from July 2023 to June 2024. Despite the various efforts to combat the disease, the July 2024 malaria morbidity and mortality report shows that the region remains heavily burdened. The data highlights the ongoing need for enhanced support from various stakeholders and partners as well as a coordinated and sustained response to prevent future outbreaks.

  • GOHi staff spotlight: Feyissa Regassa

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    Feyissa Regassa serves as an infection prevention and control (IPC) officer at the Global One Health initiative (GOHi) as part of the antimicrobial resistance (AMR) project.