Dr. Maximilian Rost

Research Memberships Health service research Lung cancer Implementation of clinical trials in LMICs Deutsche Gesellschaft für Innere Medizin (DGIM) Deutsche Gesellschaft für Hämatologie und Medizinische Onkologie e.V. – Co-Chair Working Group Global Oncology (DGHO) European Society For Medical Oncology (ESMO) Deutsche Krebsgesellschaft (DKG) Arbeitsgemeinschaft Internistische Onkologie (AIO) Projects Teaching PalliCaPro (Palliative Care Provision in the Kagera Region), Tanzania FAST-ABCD Sequencing (Fast and Accurate Breast Cancer Diagnosis Using Nanopore Sequencing), Tanzania Master of Science Global Health; Modul II: Respiratory diseases Wahlpflichtfach Global Health Dr. med. Maximilian Rost – maximilian.rost@ukbonn.de

Dr. Jakob von Herder

Research Memberships Oncology implementation and health services research for migrants in Germany Implementation research at primary health care level in northern Tanzania Deutsche Gesellschaft für Innere Medizin (German Society of Internal Medicine) – DGIM Deutsche Gesellschaft für Hämatologie und Onkologie (German Society of Hematology/Oncology) – DGHO Arbeitsgemeinschaft Infektionen der DGHO (working group on infectious disease of DGHO) – AGIHO European Society of Medical Oncology – ESMO Projects Teaching MMED Oncology: Master of Medical Oncology Kilimanscharo Christian Medical Center, Moshi Tanzania OOCC (Online Outreach Cancer Clinic) Lecturer: Master’s Programme Global Health (Module 2), Bonn Lecturer: Elective „Introduction to Global Health“ Master’s thesis supervisor Dr. med. Jakob von Herder +49 17621755320 johann.herder@ukbonn.de

History, Anthropology & Ethics of Health

Prof. Dr. med. Walter Bruchhausen Head Section Global Health About History, Anthropology & Ethics of Global Health A new value basis that emphasizes human rights, equity and respect for sociocultural differences distinguishes Global Health from its many predecessors since the colonial era. Thus, ethics, anthropology and history are indispensable parts of Global Health and stood at the beginnings of this new area and era in Bonn, too. Global Health Ethics Medical Anthropology Global Health History Local Health History + News News × 2025: Invited by the network of Clinical Ethics Committees in NRW and the Bonn Out-patient Ethics Committee Walter Bruchhausen gave two talks on Cross-cultural issues in ethical counselling. 2024: On invitation of the Institute of Christian Social Ethics at Münster University, the section head who had published a working paper and a yearbook chapter on the social ethics of Global Health before gave a seminar for senior students (PhD and master). 2019: The Justitia et Pax Germany working group on ‘Human rights and cultural traditions – reflexions and test case Right to Health’ where the section head was a member published its final report: justitia-et-pax.de/jp/publikationen/pdf/guf_139.pdf + Recent Publications Recent Publications × Bruchhausen W (2024b) Women’s Health, Culture, and Ethics—Anthropological and Socio-Ethical Aspects in Global Health, in: Wacker J, Rothe C, En-Nosse M (ed.), Global Women’s Health. Gynecology and Obstetrics Under Diverse Global Conditions (Berlin: Springer Nature) 79-88. Bruchhausen W (2024) Global Health (Ethics): Eine Bestandsaufnahme in programmatischer Absicht, in: Jahrbuch für Christliche Sozialethik 64, Münster, 73-101.  + More Information More Information × Based on his postgraduate studies in Health Care Ethics (University of Glasgow under the supervision of Prof. Robin S. Downie +), relevant areas of moral theology (Prof. Bernhard Fraling/Würzburg + and Gerhard Höver/Bonn) and the ethical workshops for (future) physicians (initiated by Prof. Ludger Honnfelder/Bonn) that became a starting point for the two ethics institutions IWE and DRZE in Bonn, Walter Bruchhausen began teaching in biomedical and clinical ethics at Bonn University in 1997. In cooperation with several partners, this led to a lasting institutionalization of ethics in the medical faculty and the university hospital, both in teaching and counselling. Global Health Ethics Beyond rather individualistic medical ethics, especially the ‘principles of biomedical ethics’ of US origin, designed for high-income clinical and research settings, global health ethics has taken up comprehensive perspectives: more universally oriented approaches like human rights, social ethics and equity, but also more context-sensitive ones like care ethics, communitarian, Neo-Aristotelian or virtue ethics ‘of the good’ and various faith-based ethics. Partners Institutions Collaborations:  Prof. Marianne Heimbach Steins,Christliche Sozialethik, Münster University Prof. Ole Döring,Hunan Normal University/China  Publications Teaching Cross-cultural issues in clinical ethics (Medical education 5th year, Clinical Ethics, obligatory lessons) Global Health Ethics (Medical Education, 1st or 2nd year, Introduction to Global Health, optional course)  Ethics and Human Rights (MSc Global Health, module PM1, obligatory lessons) + About By a qualitative approach to health, especially the ethnography of health-relevant settings, anthropological research contributes to a better understanding of barriers and enablers for health at various levels. + Recent Publications Recent Publications × Bruchhausen W (2024) Women’s Health, Culture, and Ethics—Anthropological and Socio-Ethical Aspects in Global Health, in: Wacker J, Rothe C, En-Nosse M (ed.), Global Women’s Health. Gynecology and Obstetrics Under Diverse Global Conditions (Berlin: Springer Nature) 79-88. + More Information More Information × At Bonn University, Volker Roelcke founded the “AG Ethnomedizin” (Working Group Medical Anthropology) in 1992 by introducing joint seminars with relevant disciplines of the Philosophical Faculty, supervising the doctoral dissertation of Michael Knipper and initiating the habilitation of Walter Bruchhausen. Medical Anthropology For the social and cultural aspects of Global Health, now the area of the new professorship in Bonn, medical anthropology has been developed at the Bonn Medical Faculty since the early 1990s.  Since then, internationally recognized expertise has been built particularly in the areas of spirituality/religion and health/medicine, ‘traditional medicine’ in East Africa and cross-cultural health care ethics. Partners Collaborations:  AG Medical Anthropology,German Society for Social and Cultural Anthropology (DGSKA) Zentrum für Religion und Gesellschaft (ZERG) Prof. Klaus von Stosch, International Center for Comparative Theology and Social Issues, Catholic Theological Faculty, Bonn University. Previous Collaborations:   Prof. Dr. Dorothea Lüddeckens, Religious Studies, Zürich University   Prof. Dr. Simon Peng-Keller, Spiritual Care, Zürich University   Publications Teaching + News News × 2025: Commissioned by the Oxford Bibliographies in History of Medicine (Ed. Jacalyn Duffin) the Section Head publishes the commented bibliography on ‘Religion and Global Health’. 2024: On invitation of the Robert Koch Institute, researchers on colonial medicine from Germany, Norway, UK, Tanzania, Zimbabwe and Nigeria discussed the features and current implications of the institute’s and its namegiver’s involvement in colonial health policies and research. www.rki.de/EN/Institute/The-RKI/History/Colonial-legacy/colonial-legacy-node.html + Recent Publications Recent Publications × Bruchhausen W (2025) Religion and Global Health. Oxford Bibliographies in History of Medicine. Ed. Jacalyn Duffin. New York: Oxford University Press, forthcoming. Bruchhausen W (2023c) German Engagement for Global Health in the Context of Global Collaboration, in: Branka Gabric, Stefan Hofmann (ed.), Healing Mission. The Catholic Church in the Era of Global Public Health = Weltkirche und Mission 19 (Regensburg: Friedrich Pustet) 125-143. + More Information More Information × Since the history of health and especially of global health has been largely neglected in the established German medical historiography a collaboration with historians and other experts of health outside medical faculties, academia, Germany and the Global North has been developed.  Global Health History In international cooperation (especially Oxford, Basel, Bern and Shanghai) Bonn had developed into one of the German focal points for the history of colonial, missionary and tropical medicine as well as health in development cooperation and humanitarian assistance. International Partners Research Areas Previous Collaborations:   Prof. Iris Borowy, History of International Development, University of Shanghai/China   Prof. Hubert Steinke, Medical History, University of Bern/Switzerland Publications Dissertations Franziska Hommes, Humanitäre Hilfe und Entwicklungszusammenarbeit im Wandel. Eine Analyse von Diskursen und Aktivitäten deutscher Hilfsorganisationen im Gesundheitsbereich seit 1970, Dr. med. 2018 Carola Rensch, Die internationalen Kooperationen der Bonner medizinischen Parasitologie unter Gerhard Piekarski (1910-1992), Dr. med.

Dr. Sandul Yasobant

Dr. Sandul Yasobant PhD MPH Leader One Health Global One Health – yasobant@uni-bonn.de Research Areas Memberships One Health and Disease Prevention Health Policy & Systems Research and Operational Research Environmental and Occupational Health Epidemiology and Biostatistics Steering Committee Member (Asia Pacific Region) at the international Alliance against Health Risks in Wildlife Trade One Health Mentor at the ECHO Network Global Assessor at the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene (RSTMH) Lancet Fellow at Citizen’s Engagement Working Group Collaboration & Partnership Lead supporting the Evidence to Action Working Group of Health Systems Global (hsg) Projects Teaching Co-creating One Health workforce through Health system strengthening in Western India (OneHealth System Strengthening in India-OHSSIN)(German Alliance for Global Health Research (GLOHRA), Germany) NRW Forschungskolleg “One Health and Urban Transformation – identifying risks and developing sustainable solutions” (Ministerium für Kultur und Wissenschaft)

Dr. Esther Evang

Research Memberships The role of nutrition in global health research Impact of food-to-food-fortification with baobab fruit pulp on iron status in Kenyan schoolchildren (RCT) Impact of nutrition education for improved young child nutrition linked with agriculture interventions on nutrition security in Malawi and Cambodia Determinants on decision making of early child feeding in Malawi (FGD) Deutsche Gesellschaft für Ernährung (DGE) German Alliance for Global Health Research (GLOHRA) Projects Teaching Operations and Outreach Manager of the Global Health Academy– an initiative of the German Alliance for Global Health Research BAOFOOD Module: International Nutrition (BSc) at Giessen University   Module: Transition Management (MSc) at Giessen University   Module: Epidemiology(MSc Global Health) at University of Bonn   Module: Simulation Game on health and nutrition emergencies (MSc Global Health) at University of Bonn Dr. Esther C. Evang, MSc MSc +49 228-28751520 esther.evang@ukbonn.de