Now you can view presentations from the Washington Biotechnology and Biomedical Association's, "Domesticating Global Health: Doctor Ready," panel that took place February 10th.

The distingushed  panel of experts included:

• Bernhard H Weigl, PhD, MSc, Group Leader, Diagnostic Development Teams, PATH
• Craig Rubens, MD, PhD - Children’s Hospital of Seattle; Executive Director, GAPPS
• Curt Malloy, JD, PRH, President, Infectious Disease Research Institute (IDRI)
• Barry Lutz, PhD - University of Washington, Department of Bioengineering
• Lisa Cohen, Washington Global Health Alliance
   

Discussion centered on Washington state as a nexus for global health research and development. Low-cost, effective devices and diagnostics designed here are transforming healthcare worldwide, especially in developing countries who are most in need of help. In the second of the four-part series; “Domesticating Global Health”, our expert panel highlighted several innovative technologies that are being developed for the Global Health community, many of which will also have domestic applications here at home.

View the presentations