Global Talks by PavLyfe

Season 2, Episode 2

Sexual Health & Gender Identity with Dr. Spring Cooper, PhD

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In this episode of Global Talks by PavLyfe, listen to Dr. Spring Cooper, PhD discuss issues around Gender Identity & Sexual Health – the past, the present, the future. Dr. Spring Cooper is an Associate Professor at the City University of New York, Graduate School of Public Health and teaches Public Health. Dr. Cooper is also a host of the The Sex Wrap podcast (@thesexwrap), available on all streaming platforms and you can connect with her (@drspringc) on all social platforms.

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Covid-19 Relief through Fashion with CovidWears

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Amidst the COVID-19 crisis, three young women were determined to collect community resources and provide for the city that had given them so much and formed CovidWears. The three co-founders of CovidWears speak to Pavan Lohia about the impacts of their company has made on COVID-19. In this episode, the three co-founders will also be sharing details of how they launched a new business at the height of the Covid-19 pandemic and each of their individual stories and experiences. Pavan and them discuss the impacts of how they are reshaping a public health crisis through a fashion company and charitable organization, and what they anticipate as they continue to grow. As best friends, roommates, and lovers of New York City, CovidWears was created as fundraising platform to address the shortage of ventilators, antibody testing, and PPE that plagued the Mount Sinai Health System in New York City. But, since their launch CovidWears has expanded its reach to new cities and healthcare systems. CovidWears began as an avenue to spread resources and positivity during this volatile time period. Today, it has grown into a larger platform composed of a passionate team of individuals providing donations and resources to communities across the nation. Check out: www.covid-wears.com or Instagram.com/covidwears

About the CovidWears Co-Founders (In Order of Appearance): 1.Dipika Kasliwal - Dipika Kasliwal is a Senior Consultant at IBM Health and Human Services. NYC is her home, and she is so excited to help her city and COVID-19 patients with her best friends and roommates. She wanted to work on this fundraiser to support the healthcare heroes and researchers in a way she is capable. Dipika is a firm believer that there is always a silver lining, and these silver linings are more visible when we unite for those in need. Your support will go a long way so thank you very much! Dipika is grateful that you are here buying loungewear, donating, or simply finding your silver linings.LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dipikak/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dipikak/

2.Ravina Verma - Ravina Verma has resided in Manhattan for two years, during which she has lived on the Upper West Side and obtained her Master’s degree in Biomedical Sciences. She is currently a first-year medical student and student researcher at the Mount Sinai Hospital, Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center (ADRC). She is passionately involved in Mount Sinai’s leading response in COVID-19 antibody testing and vaccine development. Observing the powerful and persistent response of Mount Sinai’s frontline healthcare workers has inspired her to co-found this platform, and Ravina is excited to be a part of this team!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ravinav8/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ravinav8

3. Ipsita Praharaj - Ipsita Praharaj moved to New York City last year to obtain her Master's in Health Administration at Columbia University. Ipsita is passionate about global sustainability and has always dreamed of running her own non-profit. As a student at the Columbia Mailman School of Public Health, Ipsita has seen her education come to life with the COVID-19 pandemic. She is excited to put her education to practice and improve the public health of NYC with this team.LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ipsitapraharaj/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tipsyips/

 

 

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Episode 8

Healthcare Media and News with Dr. Chris Palmedo, MBA, PhD

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Chris Palmedo, MBA, PhD, Associate Professor of Media Marketing and Communication at the CUNY Graduate School of Public Health and Health Policy, speaks to Pavan Lohia about the impacts of news media on COVID-19. In this episode, Dr. Palmedo will also be sharing details of his role as a Public Health professor and his efforts to improve communication in healthcare. He and Pavan discuss the impacts of healthcare information on disease perception and what the future of healthcare media looks like across the world. Dr. Palmedo is associated with several centers and institutes at CUNY, including the Center for Systems and Community Design, the CUNY Urban Food Policy Institute and Health CUNY, which concerns itself with the health of CUNYs 275,000 students.

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Bernadette Boden-Albala MPH, Dr. PH., Director and founding Dean of the future School of Population and Public Health at the University of California, Irvine, speaks to Pavan Lohia about emergency preparedness and the challenges that American hospitals, clinics and health centers face with the novel coronavirus responsible for COVID-19. In this episode, she will also be sharing details of her role as Dean of the UC Irvine School of Public Health and her efforts to reduce exposure to the students and community. Pavan and her discuss a new interventional test she designed to reduce Covid-19 hypertension risk among underserved populations as well as how her public health experience and expertise helped shape the UC Irvine & City of Irvine response to Covid-19.

 

Prior to joining UCI in July 2019, Dean Boden-Albala served as the Senior Associate Dean of Research and Program Development at the NYU College of Global Public Health where she co-created courses with UNICEF and the United Nations World Food Program. She also spearheaded the development of a brand new, one year, cross-continental Masters of Public Health (MPH) program that combines the best of classroom learning, collaborative research with faculty mentors, and real-world public health practice experience across three continents. When she is not busy building world-class public health programs at top universities, Dean Boden-Albala leads global clinical studies to identify measures to prevent chronic diseases. A couple highlights of her work include: a World Health Organization (WHO) project that sought to identify the optimum social networks to promote health policy dialogue in Moldova; an exploratory project in Ghana to assess gaps in lay knowledge of primary & secondary stroke prevention, treatment and recovery; also a collaborative effort between the American Heart Association (AHA) and the Grenada Ministry of Health to develop and evaluate interventions for cardiovascular disease prevention.

Dean Boden-Albala recently traded her New York residency for Southern California and continues exploring her hobbies of being a world traveler and avid scuba diver with her husband and two daughters.

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Episode 7

Public Health's Role in Covid-19 with Dean Bernadette Boden-Albala

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Bernadette Boden-Albala MPH, Dr. PH., Director and founding Dean of the future School of Population and Public Health at the University of California, Irvine, speaks to Pavan Lohia about emergency preparedness and the challenges that American hospitals, clinics and health centers face with the novel coronavirus responsible for COVID-19. In this episode, she will also be sharing details of her role as Dean of the UC Irvine School of Public Health and her efforts to reduce exposure to the students and community. Pavan and her discuss a new interventional test she designed to reduce Covid-19 hypertension risk among underserved populations as well as how her public health experience and expertise helped shape the UC Irvine & City of Irvine response to Covid-19.

Prior to joining UCI in July 2019, Dean Boden-Albala served as the Senior Associate Dean of Research and Program Development at the NYU College of Global Public Health where she co-created courses with UNICEF and the United Nations World Food Program. She also spearheaded the development of a brand new, one year, cross-continental Masters of Public Health (MPH) program that combines the best of classroom learning, collaborative research with faculty mentors, and real-world public health practice experience across three continents. When she is not busy building world-class public health programs at top universities, Dean Boden-Albala leads global clinical studies to identify measures to prevent chronic diseases. A couple highlights of her work include: a World Health Organization (WHO) project that sought to identify the optimum social networks to promote health policy dialogue in Moldova; an exploratory project in Ghana to assess gaps in lay knowledge of primary & secondary stroke prevention, treatment and recovery; also a collaborative effort between the American Heart Association (AHA) and the Grenada Ministry of Health to develop and evaluate interventions for cardiovascular disease prevention.

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Episode 6

Preventing the Next Global Pandemic with Dr. Jonathan Unkart MD, MPH, MS

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In this episode, Pavan Lohia sits down with Dr. Jonathan Unkart MD, MPH, MS to discuss the future of COVID-19 within our communities, the epidemiology behind this pandemic, and what we can do to prepare ourselves for the next public health emergency.

As COVID-19 continues to spread globally, individuals are increasingly feeling the impact in their daily lives. Beyond the global health crisis, COVID-19 is having a severe economic impact on communities, businesses, and medical organizations. However, worldwide efforts (such as social distancing) are helping flatten the curve and communities are banding together to get critical PPE to front-line workers.

Dr. Unkart is a physician epidemiologist specializing in the treatment and research of cardiovascular disease. He has received advanced clinical and research training in public health, disease prevention, epidemiology, surgery, biostatistics and clinical trials. Outside of the clinic, Dr. Unkart teaches and conducts research at UC San Diego to further our understanding of the development and progression of chronic diseases — leading to frequent publishings in the Journal of American Heart Association, American Journal of Epidemiology, and American Heart Journal.

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Episode 5

Covid-19 and the Fight for Medical Supplies with Dr. Mark Schultzel, Amir Hassan, and Nick Digirolamo

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Pavan Lohia discusses the Covid-19 outbreak and the urgent need for medical supplies for frontline healthcare workers in the US with Dr. Mark Schultzel MD, Amir Hassan, and Nick Digirolamo. Given the urgency and scarcity of resources, these three have teamed up to create reusable 3-D printed masks that will be donated to frontline healthcare workers. With their combined expertise in healthcare, business, and MBA students at UCSD Rady School of Management, they have been able to launch a GoFund me campaign to further their efforts and help thousands of healthcare workers. Additionally, Pavan discusses what caused the issue of medical supply shortages and how we are working to fix this situation.

More information on their GoFund Me campaign to provide masks to Healthcare Heroes:

The GoFund me is serving as a place to collect donations to make the masks for us to deliver to those on the frontlines such as healthcare professionals and local safety agencies. The team has also opened up the availability of the masks to the public due to the high demand and many cities implementing regulations on the civilians wearing masks when out in public. The team is providing the masks for $10 each and have set it up as a “buy one, give one” as it takes about $5 to make one mask.

Donate: https://www.gofundme.com/f/masks-for-our-healthcare-heroes

Bios:

Dr. Mark Schultzel MD is an orthopedic surgeon specializing in shoulder and elbow surgery, and is the SuperSpecialist for shoulder surgery for the Sharp Healthcare system. He is a sports medicine physician for the US Olympic Committee and team physician for USA Kendo. He is also an MBA student at the Rady School of Management at UCSD, serving as President of the Rady Student Board.  Dr. Schultzel has extensive experience in international health through his work in medical missions to developing countries and as an instructor on shoulder arthroplasty in Japan.  He is driven to help support his colleagues fighting on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Episode 4

The Covid-19 Pandemic Update with Dr. Albert Chang

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Public health expert Dr. Albert Chang MD, MPH talks to Pavan Lohia about the current status of the Covid-19 outbreak across the globe and what this can teach us about the virus and its impacts yet to come. As an award winning public health expert, Dr. Chang shares his perspective on why social distancing is critical to flatten the curve, which medical advancements show promise towards a vaccine, how universities around the US are handling the outbreak, and the global collaboration it will take for the world to rise above this pandemic.

Dr. Chang is the Medical Director of the University of California, Irvine (UCI) Student Health Center who specializes in Pediatrics and Preventative Care. His experience spans nearly 20 years (practice and clinical) in Health Promotion, Disease Prevention, Preventative Medicine, Quality Measures and Process Improvements and Implementation Science. He received his MD and MPH from Boston University School of Medicine and returned to the West Coast for his Pediatric Residency at Children’s Hospital of Orange County and Preventive Medicine Residency at the University of California, Los Angeles School of Public Health.

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Episode 3

The Covid-19 Coronavirus Outbreak Update

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In this Episode of Global Talks by PavLyfe – Pavan Lohia discusses the Covid-19 Coronavirus Outbreak

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Episode 2

The Future of Healthcare and Education with Dr. Sergio Costa

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Pavan Lohia & Dr. Sergio Costa discuss the evolution of education and how it relates to healthcare in an ever changing technological world. The effects of education are now shifting toward different delivery formats particularly fully online. Education and healthcare are uniquely intertwined in a professional and consumer sense. We break down what is happening now – and what the future holds for these fields.

Dr. Sergio Costa is a leader in education innovation. He holds a PhD in political science from Boston University and a Master of Science in Education from the University of Nebraska. He teaches courses in social behavioral health and policy. His publications, research expertise and interests include the intersectionality of politics and health, education, and social and political determinants of health. Dr. Costa specializes in program building with innovative learning modalities. From 2000-2009, he worked for Pearson Education overseeing the operations of a nationwide tutoring service. From 2010-2014, Dr. Costa was Director of Distance Learning at the University of Nebraska Medical Center – College of Public Health in Omaha, Nebraska.

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