Ayesha Ahmad, drawing on her experience as an expert witness in asylum seeker cases, discusses the conflict between the trauma that asylum seekers embody, live, and express and the way that such stories are received by the paradigms of psychiatry and law.
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Watch Dr. Carleigh Krubiner’s fascinating webinar where she discusses the ethics of including pregnant women’s health needs in the global health emergency research agenda.
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Sridhar Venkatapuram situations Global Health Emergencies in the broader context of global health justice, and various ethical responses to global health inequalities, and in particular, the capabilities approach and freedoms.
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Laura Sochas discusses the ‘indirect deaths’ that follow epidemics such as the Ebola crisis, and how more attention and resources should be directed towards reducing them.
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Dr. Justine Fargher talks about how her work with Medicine Sans Frontiers highlighted the harsh realities and inequalities of the TB epidemic in South Africa.
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Dr. Joshua Moon (Hutton) reflects on whether lessons learnt from the 2013-2016 West African Ebola outbreak have been effectively applied to the subsequent Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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