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Come join as four Princeton alumni discuss their domestic health policy-focused career paths and offer advice to current students.…
- Ellie DeGarmo ’17
- Matthew Richardson, MPA ’18
- Alex Sheff, MPA ‘16
- Sarina Shrier ’16
In this talk, Professor Abigail Neely tells the story of community health and the scientific practices developed to address it in Pholela, South Africa, inviting global health practitioners to recognize the multiple realities their patients live in and to make space for healing beyond scientific social medicine.
In this lunch talk that opens the Global Health Colloquium Series for the 2022-23 academic year, Prof. Eugene Richardson, MD, PhD, will talk about "Epidemic Illusions”, and how public health practices – from epidemiological modeling and outbreak containment to Big Data and causal inference — play an essential role…
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To address vaccine hesitancy and encourage more New Yorkers to get vaccinated against the fast moving SARS-CoV-2 virus, the COVID-19 Vaccine Communications and Outreach Workgroup at NYC Health + Hospitals…
Dr. Kinari Webb, founder of Health In Harmony, will present “Saving Rainforests with Healthcare
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Come join as four Princeton alumni discuss their international health policy-focused career paths and offer…
- Mariandrea Chamorro, MPA ‘10AffiliationRegional Vice President of Europe, Asia and Latin America for Abt Associates
- Rachel Cohen, MPP ‘10AffiliationRegional Executive Director for the Drugs for Neglected Diseases Initiative North America
- Alex Costa, PhD ’04AffiliationProgram Specialist in the UNICEF Global Health Program
- Erin Ferenchick ’00, M.D.AffiliationPrimary Health Care Advisor at the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria
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COVID-19 vaccines have transformed the trajectory of the global pandemic. Since their introduction 16 months ago, health officials and their expert advisors have had to respond to rapidly emerging and…
A clinically successful vaccine must also be socially acceptable and readily accessible if it is going to make an actual difference in people’s lives and aid effective epidemic management. Despite its valuable biotechnological achievements, Operation Warp Speed exhibited a key social blind spot believing that, “If…
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In this talk, Leah Smith ‘22 examines the problem of “vaccine apartheid,” identifying specific mechanisms that produce inequitable access to life-saving COVID-19 vaccines. She also shines a light on the global movement…