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Only once before in the history of the United Nations, has the General Assembly focused on a health issue. In 2001 the global response to HIV/AIDS was debated in a highly politically and publicly…

The George Institute and Peking University Health Science Center sign MOUAfter eight years of collaboration and friendship and two years of negotiations, The George Institute for Global Health and…

The George Institute for Global Health today announced a significant recruitment as part of an ongoing effort to broaden its global reach and impact on the provision of sustainable healthcare for the…

Professor Robyn Norton, Principal Director of the George Institute for Global Health, and James Martin Professorial fellow at the University of Oxford, will be giving the first Oxford India Lecture…

Solving the large challenges facing healthcare systems around the world will require a huge shift in the way care for patients is provided, Professor Robyn Norton said in the first Oxford India…

The University of Oxford is pleased to announce the first Oxford India Lecture in New Delhi in September 2014. Professor Robyn Norton, Principal Director of the George Institute for Global Health,…

Meet Dr Amanda Hall, Research Fellow at The George Institute working to identify the most viable solutions to support successful implementation of guidelines.   How long have you been…

Today at the United Nations headquarters in New York City, 193 world leaders will commit to 17 Global Goals that will guide economic, social and government policy for the next 15 years. The goals…

Dr Sanne Peters from The George Institute UK has been invited to speak at a major global conference in November aimed at identifying and tackling sex and gender issues in science, research and…

China’s past progress in healthcare and future opportunities can help not only the Chinese people live better and longer lives, but can also drive global advancements in healthcare delivery, said…

Oxford researchers call for a new global agenda for women’s health A new paper published today by the Oxford Martin School and The George Institute for Global Health will call for global and…

By Professor Robyn Norton Today, The George Institute for Global Health, in concert with the Oxford Martin School, released a new paper calling on global policymakers to redefine and broaden the…

By Professor Robyn Norton As a result of significant reductions in maternal and infant mortality over the past few decades, we have much to celebrate in terms of improving health outcomes for people…

Science and medicine were not subjects of dinnertime conversations in the Norton household in Christchurch, New Zealand, but Professor Robyn Norton grew up observing her parents’ commitment to…

Women’s health is frequently considered in terms of reproductive health, birthing and childcare. However, focussing on reproductive health fails to capture the diverse needs of girls and older women…

The Government of India recently launched the National Health Policy 2017, which is aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals and recognises the key role played by research in improving the…

Digital health leaders from around the globe have met at the inaugural International Digital Health Symposium in Sydney to learn from different global approaches to digital innovation that are…

Professor Terry Dwyer is stepping down from his role as Executive Director of The George Institute for Global Health at the University of Oxford to focus on his research into children’s cancer and…

Meet Dr Shobhana Nagraj, DPhil student and Honorary Clinical Research Fellow in Maternal Child Health. How long have you been working at The George Institute? I have been a full time DPhil…

Providing access to free hospital care may not ensure equal access between women and men, an analysis of data on nearly 19 million households in South India by researchers at The George Institute…