In this episode, Dr. Gitahi, the Global CEO of AMREF, discusses the social, economic and environmental factors associated with COVID19 in Africa.

In this episode, we discuss the impact of COVID19 in Africa. Why is the world surprised that the morbidity and mortality rates are low in Africa? I am joined by Drs. Kyongo, Ngaruiya, and Wachira.

In this episode, Dr. Rodriguez-Diaz discusses his research work in infectious diseases. He also talks about working with various communities of color, as well as the incarcerated population.

In this episode, Dr. Gray discusses his role as a gastroenterologist and colorectal cancer specialist. He also talks about health disparities and his community engagement activities.

In this episode, Kujang talks about her time at UNICEF undertaking various roles as a behavior change agent and social mobilizer in community development endeavors in South Sudan.

I reflect on the 24 episodes that the podcast has produced. It’s been a wonderful experience hearing from experts in public health and other related fields. Looking forward to more episodes.

In this episode, Dr. Perrino talks about measurement of human behavior both practical and theoretical. She highlights the role of predictive analytics role in public health.

In this episode, Drs. David and Elizabeth Wachira talk about their community engagement work in the US and Kenya. They highlight the interaction between their distinct professions and public health.

In this episode, Dr. Airhihenbuwa discusses the importance of centralizing culture within community-based interventions. He also highlights why it’s critical to situate behavior within the context of health equity.

In this episode, Dr. Amutah-Onukagha discusses maternal health disparities impacting communities of color.