CONTENTS Hong Kong Tobacco Control Study Tour
CMB President's Council Meeting in Guangzhou
CMB June Board Meeting in Beijing
CMB Trustee Field Trips
Beijing Launch of China Center and Lancet Series II
CMB President Visits Mongolia
Lincoln Chen Featured in the Lancet Profile
Lancet Southeast Asia Series: Authors Workshop, Gadjah Mada Medical School, Yogyakarta, February 22-23, 2010
Lancet-Japan Planning Meeting, Odawara, Japan, February 18-19, 2010
CMB 2010 Shenyang Conference on Priorities in Chinese Medical Education
Professor Xia of Jiujiang
Vietnam Hoi An Lancet Southeast Asia Workshop
CMB Launches Rural Medical Network in Western China
CMB Launches Faculty Development Awards
Tibet Visit by CMB Trustees Delegation
CMB China Nursing School Network Meeting
CMB Launches the "China Medical Tobacco Initiative" in Beijing
Advancing Health during Economic Crisis - Speech by CMB President Lincoln Chen
CMB Partners with Global Health Workorce Alliance
The Lancet to Launch Series on Health in Southeast Asia
Second West Lake Forum on Health Policy in China
CMB Distinguished Professorships
China strives to be world leader in science, expert say
Global Health Metrics and Evaluation: Current State and Future Directions
Photos from February, 2008
President and Trustees Call on Myanmar Minister of Health
April 29, 2009
President Lincoln Chen and Trustees Mary Bullock and Wendy Harrison O'Neill with Myanmar Health Minister Professor Kyaw Myint and colleagues. On April 29, 2009, the President, Lincoln Chen, and two CMB Trustees, Mary Bullock and Wendy Harrison O'Neill, called on Myanmar Health Minister Professor Kyaw Myint here at the country capital city, Naw Pyi Taw. After nearly 20 years of grant support to four medical universities in Myanmar permitted by a US "humanitarian waiver" to promote health of the Myanmar people, the CMB delegation called on the Minister to review progress of CMB's support and future directions. The Minister conveyed warm appreciation for CMB support that has played a critical role in library development, internet access, and faculty development in the four Myanmar medical universities (University of Medicine I, University of Medicine II, University of Medicine - Mandalay, and University of Community Health - Magway). The delegation plans to report its findings to the CMB Trustees as inputs into CMB policy decisions of its future work in Myanmar. Back to Top
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