Current Projects Dedicated to Improving World Health
Last-Mile Connectivity and Global Adoption of Mobile Phones
Increasing economic and educational opportunities while promoting global health and wellness can be achieved through the power of sharing knowledge, technology, and resources. But a digital divide exists between urban and rural/remote areas, which results in social, economic and health disparities across regions.
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In vitro Glycan Modulation of Pharmaceutical Glycoproteins
COMING SOON! PREVIEW: In addition to combating the consequences of poverty and natural disasters on health, Global HealthShare is on the frontlines in the struggle against the man-made disasters resulting from international terrorism. Members of the Global HealthShare team are leading efforts to use plant-based biomanufacturing to produce, safe, effective, and affordable glycoprotein antidotes against organophosphate nerve agents.
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Safe and Affordable Treatments for Rabies
Although rabies is well controlled in most developed countries, it is still a serious public health hazard and economic burden on developing countries. Global HealthShare is working with its members around the world to develop better, more affordable vaccines and immunotherapies to help rabies endemic countries meet this health challenge.
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Rural Technology for Smallholder Farmers
In much of the developing world, the livestock industry is an emerging market that will continue to experience healthy economic growth in the coming years. Global HealthShare is training farmers in dairy animal management practices, introducing effective herd management practices and affordable animal vaccines. The combination of best management practices and therapeutic interventions will enable smallholder farmers contribute to their local dairy value chain.
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Research, Design, and Engineering of Therapeutic Platform
Most of the protein therapeutics (e.g. antibodies, hormones) are derived from recombinant DNA technology. These proteins are mainly produced using traditional production platforms (e.g. CHO cells). Plant-based biomanufacturing of therapeutics is a relatively new platform designed to address a growing global demand. This emerging platform offers advantages of linear scalability, reduced upstream complexity, reduced time to market, and potentially lower capital and operating costs.
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Improved Oral Rehydration Formulation
Oral rehydration therapy saves millions of children each year who suffer from infectious diarrheal disease. By combining the proven benefits of oral rehydration solution (ORS) with immuno-stimulating nutrition, Global HealthShare hopes to develop the next-generation of nutritional therapies tailor-made for infants and children in different parts of the developing world. This new ORS formulation has the potential to reduce the severity, and increase the survivability, of infectious diarrhea.
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Food Security in Climate-Challenged Regions
Sudden and drastic climate change can have a catastrophic impact on agricultural communities. Global HealthShare is providing farmers with the knowledge and state-of-the-art technologies needed to reinvigorate agriculture, strengthen local markets, and improve nutritional health and food security in climate-challenged regions around the world.
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