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       New! Toolkit on Hormonal Implants

K4Health Implants Toolkit Hormonal implants are gaining popularity among a broad range of women wanting to time, space, or limit future pregnancies. As the number of such products – including Implanon®, Jadelle®, and Sino-implant (II)® -- become available, so will the demand for thorough and detailed resources about them.

The Implants toolkit provides comprehensive and evidence-based resources on hormonal implants for policy makers, health care providers, and program managers across the globe. The toolkit includes information on essential knowledge, policies and guidelines, training, logistics, program management, service delivery, communications, and country experiences. To browse the eight thematic sections of the toolkit, visit www.k4health.org/toolkits/implants


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2009 Photoshare Photo Contest Winners
Photo by Indian Photographer Honored in 6th Annual Photoshare Photo Contest Sponsored By Hopkins' Knowledge for Health (K4Health) Project
Photoshare 2009 Photo Contest

A strong portrait of a bed net covered child affected by malaria won 1st Place/Best of Show at the 6th Annual Photoshare Photo Contest. Somenath Mukhopadhyay submitted the winning photo in the competition hosted by the Knowledge for Health project (K4Health) at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Center for Communication Programs (CCP) with sponsorship from HIFA2015 (Healthcare Information For All by 2015), a global campaign administered by the Global Healthcare Information Network.

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