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  1. Health communication changes lives by reaching millions

    Sophia Wilkinson

    Acting Head of Health and Resilience, 主播大秀 Media Action

    Health communication changes lives by reaching millions

    To mark the launch of our Global Health Stories site, Sophia Wilkinson makes the case for health communication, which can make a big difference at scale and for less than the cost of a can of coke per person.

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  2. Five questions our data portal can help answer

    Sonia Whitehead

    Head of Research Programmes, 主播大秀 Media Action

    Five questions our data portal can help answer

    There's a lack of data on what ordinary people think, feel and want in developing countries. Our new Data Portal aims to help fix that.

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  3. Using storytelling to make statistics accessible

    Mahmuda Hoque

    Research Officer, 主播大秀 Media Action (Bangladesh)

    Using storytelling to make statistics accessible

    Bangladesh-based researcher Mahmuda Hoque explains how her team created a story about 鈥淢aya鈥, a 19-year-old mother, to help bring their findings about antenatal preparations to life.

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  4. Top five blogs of 2016

    Melanie Archer

    Digital Editor, 主播大秀 Media Action

    Top five blogs of 2016

    Our most popular blogs of the year, featuring: discussion of alternatives to counter-propaganda, tips for successful health communication and recommendations of both development films to watch and Twitter accounts to follow.

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  5. Community engagement and sexuality education in conservative contexts: the case of Pakistan

    Dr Venkatraman Chandra-Mouli and Marina Plesons

    WHO Department of Reproductive Health and Research

    Community engagement and sexuality education in conservative contexts: the case of Pakistan

    How can community engagement be used to promote young people鈥檚 sexual and reproductive health in conservative countries? Two education programmes in Pakistan offer some answers.

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  6. Five tips for success in health communication

    Caroline Sugg

    Director of Strategy and Partnerships

    Five tips for success in health communication

    Five tips from public health experts on how to accelerate progress in global health communication.

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  7. Why isn鈥檛 communication a greater public health priority?

    Caroline Sugg

    Director of Strategy and Partnerships

    Why isn鈥檛 communication a greater public health priority?

    Caroline Sugg reflects on why communication is often a peripheral part of public health interventions, looking at challenges around evidence, the 鈥榤essy' nature of behaviour change and cultural differences within the field.

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  8. We need to start talking about AIDS again

    Caroline Sugg

    Director of Strategy and Partnerships

    We need to start talking about AIDS again

    In the early days of HIV, communication was at the heart of many successful prevention efforts but has never been fully integrated into the global response. Caroline Sugg explains why this needs to change, by explaining how a focus on behavioural and social change can help tackle current challen...

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  9. Who to follow on Twitter if you鈥檙e interested in international development, media and communication

    Melanie Archer

    Digital Editor, 主播大秀 Media Action

    Who to follow on Twitter if you鈥檙e interested in international development, media and communication

    A list of Twitter accounts covering governance, health and humanitarian affairs that are well worth following.

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  10. Beware of the Pokemon: the not-so augmented reality of digital health and development

    Yvonne MacPherson

    Director, 主播大秀 Media Action USA

    Beware of the Pokemon: the not-so augmented reality of digital health and development

    Through drawing parallels between Pokemon Go and how WhatsApp was used during the Ebola response, Yvonne Macpherson argues that low-tech solutions, which take advantage of what people already have to hand, are often more appropriate than high-tech alternatives.

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