by Eileen Huang | November 30, 2020
Major metabolic pathways and the associated organs are all affected in cases of kwashiorkor. We will review evidence on the major metabolic and biochemical derangements known to occur in kwashiorkor, and discuss potential mechanism driving kwashiorkor aetiology. This...
by Eileen Huang | October 27, 2020
Although kwashiorkor malnutrition is diagnosed by bi-pedal pitting edema, it is characterized by an array of visible signs as well as metabolic disturbances. This webinar considered recent research and practice related to the visible signs of kwashiorkor, beyond the...
by Eileen Huang | September 30, 2020
This is the first of three webinars in the Revisiting the Evidence on Kwashiorkor Malnutrition Webinar Series. Panelists discuss recent research related to treatment, nutrition, and the biochemical mechanisms associated with kwashiorkor. Panelists: Alexandra...
by Eileen Huang | March 6, 2018
Phoebe Donnelly discusses sexual assault in the aid sector on the Korean radio show, Morning Waves in Busan, February 26, 2018. She discusses the recent scandal and findings from the report she co-authored with Dyan Mazurana, “STOP the Sexual Assault and Against...
by Eileen Huang | February 26, 2018
When war over Western Sahara broke out in 1975, thousands of Sahrawi fled across the border to Algeria. Since then, the Sahrawi have lived in refugee camps outside Tindouf, Algeria separated from their families in Western Sahara. This video describes a UNHCR program...
