A Community-based HPV screening Implementation in Low-Income countries - CHILI

Cervical cancer is the 4th most common cancer in women worldwide, with up to 85% of the burden in resource restricted countries. Early detection of precancer has shown to be successful in reducing cancer incidence and mortality, however, a global implementation of this approach is hampered by culture and resource differences between countries.

HIGH Horizons Heat Indicators for Global Health

Monitoring, Early Warning Systems and health facility interventions for pregnant and postpartum women, infants and young children and health workers.

“How do male migrants experience migration?”

Sexuality in transit zones: sexual health of migrant men and young people in transit zones in Belgium and France

In 2022, more than 45 000 migrants, of which the vast majority are single men, succeeded to reach the United Kingdom (UK) by crossing the perilous English Channel.

Gender sensitivity in credibility assessments of asylum applications based on sexual and gender-based violence

This research will analyse gender sensitivities in credibility assessments of asylum applications based on sexual or gender-based violence.

Domestic Violence, Sexual Violence and Female Genital Mutilation Support Program

IMPOCHA

IMPOCHA: Improving soil, potato crops, human health, and forage quality in a climate change context

ELEVATE: EarLy dEtection of cerVical cAncer in hard-to-reach populations of women through portable and point-of-care HPV TEsting

The ELEVATE consortium wants to empower women to screen for their cervical cancer risk in any setting while guaranteeing rapid and easy-to-understand results

Exploration and development of a violence reporting code

Training general practitioners in addressing domestic and sexual violence in primary care

Sexual and intrafamilial violence are a major public health problem worldwide.

Implementation of a practical guideline for general practitioners in addressing domestic and sexual violence in primary care

Sexual and intrafamilial violence are a major public health problem worldwide.

Gender sensitive primary care in Flanders

Domus Medica wants to sensitize, inform and educate general practitioners to provide gender-sensitive, holistic and person-centred care with specific attention to the LGBTQI+ group