Public Health Musings

In this episode, Dr. Graham addresses trauma informed care and compassion fatigue. She also discusses primary care and public health in rural communities.

In this episode, Dr. Turner-Musa discusses the link between Social Psychology and Public Health. She also discusses the ASCEND program that she directs that focuses on training undergraduate students in biomedical research.

In this episode, Dr. Crawford discusses the importance of contextualizing health messages to meet the needs of our target communities.

In this Episode, Dr. Asfaw, Director of Ethiopian Tewahedo Social Services, discusses his organization’s role in enhancing the social and economic development of New Americans (refugee immigrants).

In this episode, Dr. Tutlam discusses his research work on chronic diseases, mental health and youth violence.

In this episode, Dr. Martinez discusses the intersection of law, public health and human sexuality necessary for creating interdisciplinary strategies that will address health disparities.

In this episode, Dr. Kimunai discusses her military health, global health and church re-opening protocols post COVID19 stay-home orders.

Ms. Mburu, the Executive Director of WACI Health in Kenya, discusses her work as a civil society leader in Africa. She also talks about the importance of bringing together supportive voices to influence decision making processes and platforms as we ensure health for all!

Dr. Ahonkai, an infectious disease physician, discusses her work with marginalized HIV patients in the US and Nigeria. She highlights her interventions that have addressed HIV stigma and depression as well as continuum of care.

Dr. Asante talks about her public health experience as a medical practitioner in Accra, Ghana.

Dr. Cronin discuss factors associated with adequate health care delivery and the public health implications.

Dr. Tania Basta discusses health promotion as well as the interdisciplinary aspect of public health.

In this episode, Gloria Aidoo-Frimpong discusses how public health is both a science and an art by sharing her motivation and her HIV and reproductive health research.

In this episode, Dr. Agbemenu talks about her nursing background and it’s interaction with public health. She also discusses her reproductive health research among African immigrant and refugee women in the Buffalo NY area.

In this episode, Dr. Craddock discusses her social work research among youth within the area of sexual and reproductive health. She highlights the importance of their social networks as well as the intersection of public health.

In this episode, Dr. Darlington talks about different forms of mass communication and how they interact with health.

In this episode, Dr. Michele Morrone, an environmental health expert, describes the nuances in the relationship between environmental health and public health.

In this episode, you will hear from Sarah Ndiangui, a Public Health Analyst with a federal agency. She will describe her role in public health administration and the intersection of public health, community health and policy.

In this episode you will hear from Dr. Michael Reece an accomplished Public Health Researcher from Ohio University. He talks about his public health journey and his thoughts about how public health is relevant to our everyday life.