Alexandra Piatkowski, also known as Allie, is a prominent figure in public health, currently serving as a Senior Public Health Consultant at Moxley Public Health. Her passion for health equity is deeply rooted in her expertise as an epidemiologist, with a special focus on improving population health. Allie's educational journey includes a Master of Public Health in Epidemiology from the University of Toronto and a Bachelor of Science in Health Studies from the University of Waterloo. Her professional path has been diverse, including roles at Public Health Ontario, the eHealth Centre of Excellence, and the Health Commons Solutions Lab. In her current role at Moxley Public Health, Allie leads a team that creatively uses data to tackle community health challenges, particularly focusing on Community Health Needs Assessments and Implementation Strategies. She is known for her approach that values the integration of diverse perspectives in decision-making and emphasizes stakeholder engagement. Allie's vision for a healthier, more equitable society is supported by her extensive experience across various levels of the health system, including federal, provincial, and local. Additionally, her career has allowed her to delve into entrepreneurship and marketing, further broadening her impressive skill set.

to days I talk with my oldest friends who recently completed a degree and honours in neurobiology. we discuss his research and how it relates to public health, we also discuss smoking laws in New Zealand and harm reduction methods recently introduced to the capital city of Australia. we tend to go off on a few tangents but sit back and enjoy the podcast

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hello and thanks for listening to the first episode of public health in 5.

today we discuss the Northern Territory intervention and how it has impacted aboriginal people in northern Australia. this episode is different as I acted as a sort of moderator for this interview.

today I will be doing a solo podcast about the new drug laws in Canberra although I am definitely not an expert it was great to talk about this important issue.

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Today I interviewed Omari Richins, the Public Health millennial we talked about health Equity and racism, his current work at Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust and his podcast and his own business/creative outlet the public Health millennial.

Omari's socials/links

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https://www.instagram.com/thephmillennial/

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today I discuss public health from a nutritional standpoint with Dr John Coventry we talk about the perception of health and how culture affects it we also talk about the future of food and food systems veganism and the future of health.