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Students Improving Global Health in Texas

UTHSC at Houston Chapter

Students Improving Global Health in Texas (SIGHT) aims to further awareness of global health issues among medical students and advocate long-term, sustainable relationships with medically underserved populations both locally and internationally, by encouraging students to engage in global health efforts through clinical medicine, public health, and research.

Semester-at-a-Glance

  • January 6
    Dr. Stanley G. Schultz, MD
    "Issues in Global Health: Intro and Overview"
  • January 13
    Dr. Kirk Smith, MD PhD
    "Texas-Mexico Border Healthcare Issues"
  • February 10
    Dr. Herbert DuPont, MD
    "Diarrheal Disease in the Developing World"
  • February 17
    Dr. Stanley G. Schultz, MD
    "Oral Rehydration Therapy and Recent Approaches to the Treatment of Secretory Diarrhea"
  • February 24
    Dr. Mark Kline, MD
    "Pediatric HIV/AIDS"
  • March 6-13
    Spring Break Trips
    Roatan, Santa Ana, & Panama
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  • March 17
    Dr. Christopher Greeley, MD
    "Malnutrition and Other Childhood Threats"
  • March 24
    Dr. Susan Pacheco, MD
    "Climate Change and Global Health"
  • March 29
    Dr. Charles D. Ericsson, MD
    "Malaria and Other Mosquito-Borne Diseases"
  • March 31
    Dr. Irina Cech, PhD
    "Global Problems of Potable Water"