Name of the lecture	Lecturer	Institution
GLOBAL STRATEGIES FOR THE PREVENTION OF DIABETES AND OTHER NONCOMMUNICABLE DISEASES in Arabic	Ala Alwan	WHO, Geneva, Switzerland
Strategic Approaches in Combating Diabetes Mellitus among GCC Countries. Part I Part II (Part I) (in Arabic) (Part II) (in Arabic)	Tawfik A. M. Khoja	Director General - GCC
The Future of Global Health in Arabic	Jim Yong Kim	Harvard School of Public Health
What can WHO do to control the epidemic of diabetes? Part I Part II	Gojka Roglic	WHO, Geneva, Switzerland
Diabetes as a Global Health Problem - The IDF meets the Challenge. Part I Part II	Morsi Arab	University of Alexandria, Egypt
The Importance of Prioritizing Cancer Prevention at Major Academic Cancer Centers in Spanish in Russian in Arabic	Ronald B. Herberman	University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute
The Global Health Crisis Part I Part II Part I Part II in Chinese Part I Part II in Spanish	W. Tom London	Fox Chase, Cancer Center
Smoking and Health	Sir Richard Doll (1912-2005)	Humanitarian, Legend, Activist...
Agendas and Architecture in Global Health. Part I Part II Part I Part II in Arabic	Barry R. Bloom	Harvard School of Public Health
Research and Training Opportunities in Global Health	Joel G. Breman	Fogarty International Center,NIH
Global Health in Spanish	Tom D. Y. Chin	University of Kansas
Golden Lecture of Prevention (in English) (in Russian) (in Italian) (in Chinese) (in Arabic) (in Japanese) (in Spanish) (in Korean) (in Portuguese) (in Romanian) (in Croatian) (in Macedonian) (in Indonesian) (In Marathi) (In Georgian) (In Serbian) (in Uzbec) (in Albanian)	Developed by Faina Linkov	Supercourse Team
Global Health in Spanish in Russian Global Health (short version) in Spanish in Russian in Arabic in Chinese	Developed by Faina Linkov	Supercourse Team
INTERNATIONAL HEALTH: NONCOMMUNICABLE DISEASES AS GLOBAL HEALTH PROBLEM Part I Part II Part I (In Russian) Part II (In Russian)	Vilius Grabauskas	Kaunas University of Medicine, Kaunas, Lithuania

Epidemiologic Transition

Name of the lecture	Lecturer	Institution
Health Transition And Emerging Cardiovascular Diseases In Developing Countries	Sunita Dodani	Medical College of Georgia, Augusta, GA
Health transition and emerging cardiovascular disease in developing countries: situation and strategies for prevention. Part I Part II Part III Part I in Arabic Part III in Arabic	Pascal Bovet	Institute of Social and Preventive Medicine, Switzerland
Epidemiologic Transition	Ronald E. LaPorte	University of Pittsburgh, PA, USA
Epidemiologic Transition: Changes of fertility and mortality with modernization. Part I Part II	Ronald E. LaPorte	University of Pittsburgh, PA, USA
Epidemiologic Transition: Russian examples	Faina Linkov	University of Pittsburgh Cancr Institute
EPIDEMIOLOGICAL TRANSITION (in Spanish)	Shiv Chandra Mathur	State Institute of Health and Family Welfare, Rajasthan, Jaipur, India

CVD Epidemiology

Name of the lecture	Lecturer	Institution
Global burden of Cardiovascular Diseases in Spanish	Andrew Tonkin	National Heart Foundation of Australia
EPIDEMIOLOGY OF CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE (CVD) (In Hungarian)	Bettina PIKO	Hungary
CVD Control Programs: Preventive Strategies	Sunita Dodani	Medical College of Georgia, Augusta, GA
CVD Epidemiology Case Studies in Chinese in Arabic	Nathan Wong	University of California, Irvine
Design and conduct of evaluations of CVD control programs Part I Part II	Jennifer O'Loughlin	McGill University
Stroke Epidemiology-2001 in Chinese	Aurora K. Pajeau
CVD Epidemiology-Definitions Risk Assessment Incidence and Trends Part I in Chinese Part II Part III revised	Nathan Wong	University of California, Irvine

Cancer

Name of the lecture	Lecturer	Institution
The National and Global Cancer Burden (Part I) (Part II) (Part I) (in Arabic) (Part II) (in Arabic) (English-Arabic version) (Part I) in Chinese (Part II) in Chinese	John R. Seffrin	American Cancer Society
Introduction to Cancer Epidemiology. Part I Part II Part III Part I (In Spanish) Part II (In Spanish) Part III (In Spanish) Part I in Chinese Part II in Chinese Part III in Chinese	Dona Schneider	School of Planning and Public Policy, Rutgers University, NJ, USA
Obesity, Energy Balance and Cancer Prevention	Stephen D. Hursting	National Cancer Institute, Bethesda, USA
Cancer Survivorship Research: Challenge and Opportunity. Part I Part I in Chinese Part II Part I Part II in Spanish	Noreen M. Aziz	National Cancer Institute, Bethesda, USA

Additional lectures that can be useful for your cancer courses include:

Genes and the Environment in Cancer Causation In Spanish In Russian

Epidemiologic reasoning using cancer statistics Part I Part II (In Russian) Part I Part II

Gastric Cancer Prevention (in Spanish)

Cancer Prevention Clinical Trials in America

Genetic screening for sporadic cancers and other diseases of complex etiology

Occupational Cancer Part I Part I in Chinese Part II

Radiation epidemiology and leukemia Part I. Part I in Chinese Part II.

Epidemiology of Colorectal Cancer

Epidemiology of Prostate Cancer

Cell phones and brain cancer: Unlocking the controversy?

Introduction to Cancer Epidemiology

Cancer disparities

Endometrial Cancer

Epidemiology of Hepatocellular Carcinoma (Liver Cancer)

Head and neck cancer

Epidemiology of Lung Cancer

Diabetes

Name of the lecture	Lecturer	Institution
Etiology and Determinants of Type 2 Diabetes in Chinese	Peter H. Bennett	NIDDK, USA
Epidemiology of Insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus	Ronald E. LaPorte	University of Pittsburgh, USA
Epidemiology of Diabetes Complications - Part I Part II	Trevor J. Orchard	University of Pittsburgh, USA
Epidemiology in Gestational Diabetes Mellitus	Nam-Ham Cho	Ajou University
Diabetes Mellitus and Hypertension as Major Risk Factors for the Development of Cardiac and Renal Disease. Part I. Part II.	John S. Yudkin	University Collegue London
Prediction of Type 1 Diabetes and related Autoimmune Diseases	Marco Songini	S. Michele Hospital in Cagliari
Diabetes and Metabolic Disease	Paul R. Earl	Biológicas Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León, Nl, Mexico
Reducing CVD Risk in Diabetes: Part I Part II	Trevor J. Orchard	University of Pittsburgh, USA
UPDATE ON CHILDHOOD DIABETES MELLITUS	Abdelaziz Elamin	Sultan Qaboos University, Muscat, Oman
The Metabolic Syndrome: International Diabetes Federation (IDF) consensus definition (Version in Russian)	Paul Zimmet	International Diabetes Institute, Melbourne, Australia
EPIDEMIOLOGY OF DIABETES – ITS HISTORY IN THE LAST 50 YEARS in Chinese	Paul Zimmet	International Diabetes Institute, Melbourne, Australia
Types of Studies in Diabetes Epidemiology in Chinese in Arabic	Nam-Ham Cho	Ajou University

Injuries

Name of the lecture	Lecturer	Institution
Public Health Disaster Consequences of Disasters (in Spanish) (in Russian) (in Arabic) (in Portuguese) (in Japan)	Eric K. Noji	Office of the US Surgeon General
TSUNAMI (In Arabic) (In Telugu) (in Spanish)	Ali Ardalan	Institute of Public Health Research Tehran , Iran
Injury Epidemiology - Introduction	Thomas J. Songer	University of Pittsburgh
Injury Epidemiology - Analytic Approaches	Thomas J. Songer	University of Pittsburgh
Environmental Approaches to Injury Prevention	Susan P. Baker	Johns Hopkins Center for Injury Research and Policy
Injury Prevention and Control (In Spanish)	Peter L. Lane
Program: Safe School Injury Prevention Program, Health Ministry Mendoza, Argentina	Gladys Fernandez de Magistocchi	Injury Prevention Program, Health Ministry Mendoza, Argentina
Epidemiology of Disasters -part I- -part II-	Thomas J. Songer	University of Pittsburgh

Risk Factors

Name of the lecture Lecturer Institution

Dietary Intervention and Recommendations in the Prevention of Obesity and Heart Disease in Arabic Nathan Wong University of California, Irvine

Cardiovascular Risk Factor Overview and Management. Part I   Part II Part I in Chinese Part II in Chinese Nathan Wong University of California, Irvine

CVD Epidemiology-Definitions Risk Assessment Incidence and Trends Part I in Chinese in Spanish Part II   Part III   revised Nathan Wong University of California, Irvine

Modifiable Risk Factors for Type 2 Diabetes   in Arabic Edward Gregg Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta

Health Information Technology and Telecommunication Support in the Eastern Mediterranean Region Najeeb Al-Shorbaji WHO

Golden Lecture of Prevention (in English)  (in Russian)   (in Italian)   (in Chinese) (in Arabic)   (in Japanese)   (in Spanish) (in Korean) (in Portuguese) (in Romanian)   (in Croatian)   (in Macedonian)   (in Indonesian)   (In Marathi) (In Georgian)  (In Serbian) (in Uzbec) (in Albanian) Supercourse Team

Risk Factors for Smoking in the EMR Region in Arabic Kawkab Shishani Hashemite University, Jordan

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