Videos

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a global health threat and growing problem.

IHME Director Dr. Christopher Murray explains a new star-rating system used to determine the strength of evidence behind certain health risks.

Mukti Bosco received the 2022 Roux Prize for her work bringing primary health care and preventive care to rural communities in India.

Learn how to use the Burden of Proof tool to explore the strength of evidence between health risks and outcomes, indicating the likelihood of certain behaviors have an impact on health. 

IHME director Christopher J. L. Murray presents as part of the Berkeley Graduate Lectures series.

IHME director Christopher J. L. Murray presents as part of the Berkeley Graduate Lectures series.

IHME Professor Theo Vos joins a roundtable discussion hosted by the World Health Organization (WHO) to present the challenges and the state-of-the-art empirical science of Commercial Determinants of Health.

In this video, moderator Dr. Gregory A. Roth and expert panelists provide analysis on: The most prevalent modifiable risk factors in North America, the implications of these findings on clinical practice, how clinicians can address modifiable risks with patients, and considerations for health policy.

Prof. Mohsen Naghavi and Prof. Reza Malekzadeh share key insights from the most comprehensive analysis of health in all provinces of Iran.

IHME Director Christopher Murray has been honored with the Building the Foundation Award, which recognizes one or more individuals whose basic research discoveries have played a pivotal role in advancing public health.

We present the findings of a research paper on anti-microbial resistance, published in The Lancet.

Join us in celebrating the accomplishments of 2021 Roux Prize winner Dr. Zulfiqar Bhutta and congratulating the winner of the GBD Emerging Researcher Award Dr. Leopold Aminde.

Join us in celebrating the accomplishments of 2021 Roux Prize winner Dr. Zulfiqar Bhutta.

Dr. Richard Horton, the “activist editor” of the international medical journal The Lancet, has been honored for his accomplishments as one of the world’s most “committed, articulate, and influential advocates for population health.”

Dr. Cynthia Maung, a Burmese physician and director of a clinic in Thailand, will be awarded $100,000 for using health data to improve the lives of refugees, migrant workers, and internally displaced people along the Burmese-Thai border.