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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.
Bulela Vava is a South African public oral health practitioner, oral health advocate, and systems thinker. He is the founder of the Public Oral Health Forum and an Atlantic Fellow for Health Equity in South Africa based at Tekano.
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