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Sonia Abraham

Scientific Editor, Global Health: Science and Practice Journal

Sonia Abraham is the scientific editor for the Global Health: Science and Practice Journal and has been writing and editing for over 25 years. She holds a Bachelor’s in Biological Sciences from the University of Maryland and a Master’s in Writing from Johns Hopkins.

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Project News Global Health Science and Practice Technical Exchange: Join Us!
Anne KottSonia Abraham April 16, 2021

The Global Health Science and Practice Technical Exchange (GHTechX) will take place virtually from April 21 - 24, 2021. The event is curated through a partnership between USAID, the George Washington University, and the Global ...

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Top 10 Voluntary Family Planning Articles of 2020
Sonia Abraham December 23, 2020

Before this remarkable year ends, we’re taking a look back at the most popular Global Health: Science and Practice Journal (GHSP) articles on voluntary family planning in the last year according to you—our readers—that garnered ...

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Q&A Postabortion Care and Postpartum Family Planning During COVID-19
Sonia Abraham November 23, 2020

Preserving voluntary family planning as an essential service amid the COVID-19 pandemic has been the clarion call for global actors in the family planning and reproductive health field. How do we also ensure that women ...

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Data The Open Birth Interval Tells a Story
Sonia Abraham May 5, 2020

The open birth interval reveals a pattern that varies by a woman’s age, the number of living children she has, her residence, and her socioeconomic level. More importantly, the open interval could reveal a lot ...

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Q&A Contraception in the Era of COVID-19
Sonia Abraham April 21, 2020

How is the COVID-19 global pandemic affecting family planning and reproductive health services? We spoke with authors of a recent GHSP article, which outlines how health care providers can adhere to social distancing guidelines while ...

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