The Global Health Paradox
Habib Benzian, Sudeshni Naidoo, EUGENIO BELTRAN, Homa FathiSlow, reflective writing on the tensions and contradictions that shape global health and the systems behind it.
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When Hunger Changes Shape
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Global health researcher and adviser working across science, systems, equity, governance, and implementation, with experience in ministries, universities, and global agencies.
Dental public health specialist whose work spans oral health, ethics, and health systems reform across Africa and globally. My interest is in how global health frameworks shape the visibility, responsibility, and political possibility of oral health.
Yours, truly
PhD Candidate. Research Assistant. McGill University
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