Health for All!: Dr. Evan Lyon: "Cholera will not go away until underlying situations that make people vulnerable change"

About the contributors:

Andrew Bresnahan is a student of public health in the Faculty of Medicine at Memorial University, with an MSc in medical anthropology from the University of Toronto. Rooted in a commitment to health and social justice, my interests include social epidemiology, primary health care, and community-based participatory research and health promotion in rural and remote northern communities.

Please feel free to contact me via andrew.bresnahan(at)gmail.com

Chris Keefer is a medical student at McMaster School of Medicine and an International Health Liaison for the Canadian Federation of Medical Students. My research interests include innovations in medical education, particularily those which expand access to formerly excluded sectors such as the Latin American School of Medicine and the Cuban/Venezuelan experience with "Medical School without Walls."

Please feel free to contact me at chris.keefer(at)medportal.ca

Nanky Rai is a graduate student at the University of Toronto. She is currently studying health promotion with a global health focus at the Dalla Lana School of Public Health. My research interests include race-based discrimination and access to health care, the intersection of gender, violence and health outcomes, community-based research on the determinants of health for marginalized populations with a focus on access to health(care) for the undocumented and social marginalisation of immigrant and refugee youth.

Please feel free to contact me at nankyrai(at)gmail.com

Sunday, November 7, 2010

Dr. Evan Lyon: "Cholera will not go away until underlying situations that make people vulnerable change"

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Sunday, November 7, 2010

Dr. Evan Lyon: "Cholera will not go away until underlying situations that make people vulnerable change"

Welcome to "Health for All!"

Health and Social Justice Video Network

Blog Archive

Subscribe To "Health for All!"

Visitors

Voices for Health Equity

Resources for Health and Human Rights

Canadian Resources for Health Equity

Ongoing Health Struggles in USA

Unnatural Causes ...are inequalities making us sick?

My Blog List

About the contributors:

Andrew Bresnahan