Episode 7: Global Health, Health Inequalities and the SDGs with Eunice Phillip

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Get Global: Young Professionals Talk Global Health

Irish Global Health Network

13 episodes

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The Irish Global Health Network’s Student Outreach Team (SOT) created the Young Professionals podcast to speak with inspiring individuals who are committed to bringing about positive changes in our world. Join Megan Davis (Irish Global Health Network intern and medical student) and Aidan Desjardins (SOT representative and microbiology student) as we talk about global health through the lens of young professionals. The series is produced by Stephen Rooney.

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Episode 7: Global Health, Health Inequalities and the SDGs with Eunice Phillip

Get Global: Young Professionals Talk Global Health

21 minutes 24 seconds

3 years ago

Episode 7: Global Health, Health Inequalities and the SDGs with Eunice Phillip

In this episode, we welcome Eunice Phillip to the podcast! Eunice is a healthcare professional with over ten years of experience in emergency nursing, childhood immunization, care and reducing stigma in tuberculosis and HIV care in West Africa. She is currently a global health PhD researcher with the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland and also serves as a global health guest lecturer on the undergraduate public health module at the University College of Cork and on the STAND educational development programme. She was awarded the Jacqueline Horgan Bronze Medal award from the Royal Academy of Medicine- Ireland in 2018 for her research on household air pollution from cooking fuel and anaemia in women and children in six sub-Saharan African countries.

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