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Development and Implementation of a Minority Health International Infectious Diseases Research Training Program

2025-01-06

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From 2014-2019, the University of Hawai‵i (UH) at Manoa offered a National Institutes of Health funded Minority Health International Research Training (MHIRT) Program for undergraduate research experiences in infectious diseases. The goal of the program was to immerse undergraduate students in conducting global infectious diseases research to train a new generation of scientists to combat future global pandemics....

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