Fogarty International Center announces $9.23 million in grants for global health informatics programs

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Date: Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Summary: The Fogarty International Center, part of NIH, announced more than $9.23 million in grants as part of the "Informatics Training for Global Health" program, which "is intended to increase informatics expertise in low- and middle-income countries by training scientists to design information systems and apply computer-supported management and analysis to biomedical research."
Additional Information:
Read the NIH press release here.

Learn more about the Informatics Training for Global Health program here.