Pictured (Left to Right), Megan Huchko, Breandan Makhulo, Florence Mwere, Paul Ogutu, Jenipher Ambaka, Javan Onuong’a, Jen Ayres, Olivia Santo, Libby Dotson, Evans Obuto In Kisumu, a city in western Kenya, a team of researchers and clinicians is working to make cervical cancer screening more accessible and more human. The Duke Center for Global Women's Health Technologies (GWHT), in collaboration with The Center for Global Reproductive Health, and the Kenya Medical Research I

GWHT Team: Back Row (L to R), Katie Broun, Neelima Choudha ry, Márcia Cunha Dos Santos, Megan Madonna, Rebecca Farrar, Lillian Ekem, Jessica De Souza, Maia Raynor, Ella Brissett, Kerry Eller. Front Row (L to R), Helena Hall-Thomsen, Erica Skerrett, Nimmi Ramanujam. On Wednesday, September 17, Erica Skerrett successfully defended her dissertation "Bridging the Digital Divide in Cervical Cancer Detection: Integrating Deep Learning Diagnostic Algorithms into Low-Resource Clinics

Cover of Re:solve Global Health's most recent Special Issue GWHT Director Nimmi Ramanujam and Assistant Director Brian Crouch recently...