Researcher in global health @harvardpopctr interested in population health, infectious diseases & reproductive health.
@BUPSH & @UWM alumna
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She/Hers
''Future-oriented research and development, with an emphasis on innovation, talent development, and public health impact down to the last mile! '' Dr Amadou Sall, CEO - Spotlight Speech-GCAM 2023 opening ceremony
#Innovation#gcam2023
Having an integrated approach to strengthening epidemic preparedness and response in the ECOWAS region will be crucial to instigate impactful public policies. Together, Our objective is to progress in our ambition to unlock the transformative Power of collaboration.
#COVID19 is overlooked by the world as as urgent a crisis in Africa as every where else
We continue to make the same mistakes of confusing a lack of testing for a lack of cases.
In this study in Zambia, ~20% of deaths were found to be COVID related!
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https://t.co/ybC3rHfo3k
We are the MOTHERLab, a new health equity lab led by @PhDiva0618 - a group of radical, fierce & passionate folks here to TAKE DOWN disparities in maternal health for black women, and we are SO excited to share, connect, collaborate, and do the work ! #motherlab#maternalhealth
Tomorrow we are offering a *free* online group healing session, open to Black people across the world.
If you are in need of community right now, join us. 👐🏿
RSVP:https://t.co/Y3XaN9ZO7K
Epi term of the day: Reverse Causation. You notice in observational data that when dogs wag their tails, they are happy. You infer that wagging causes happiness. In a desperate bid to lift your dog’s spirits, you wag her tail. You fail. Reverse Causation.