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Kwibuka: Bringing Rwanda to the World
April 11, 2023Since 1994, the months of April to July, which cover the period named Kwibuka (to remember), have been... (Read the full article)
To Reconcile, the Truth about Indigenous Health Care needs to be acknowledged
April 03, 2023The Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) was launched in 2008. The commission was established based... (Read the full article)
My cancer battle: An unsettling compromise
March 27, 2023I was born with a condition called microtia, a congenital malformation resulting from incomplete... (Read the full article)
Artificial Sweeteners - Not That Sweet
March 14, 2023When I go grocery shopping, chances are I will come across a product that has “0g sugar/low... (Read the full article)
Rare Diseases: Think Zebras, Not Horses
February 27, 2023Beginning with a trip to Ethiopia, which was life-changing in multiple ways, Layla Adrianovska describes... (Read the full article)
Leur Meilleur Vie: “Hoping we are not the next target.”
February 20, 2023For the past six years, Cameroon has been having a crisis known as the “Anglophone crisis.”... (Read the full article)
“No, I don’t trust the timing” - Distrust In The Time Of COVID-19
February 13, 2023Many people have heard at least one COVID-19 conspiracy theory, and I’m no different. Over the summer... (Read the full article)
911! Paramedics are essential
January 28, 2023At the end of a 911 call are paramedics. As an essential service, these healthcare workers carry a pivotal... (Read the full article)
Microaggressions & systemic racism: How I washed out like a pair of black jeans
January 22, 2023How does racism relate to a pair of black jeans? In this blog, I compare the factors that led to the... (Read the full article)
Structural Violence Close to Home: Homelessness in London, Ontario
January 15, 2023This blog post brings attention to the homelessness issue in London, Ontario. Highlighting the... (Read the full article)
Ontario’s Indigenous Population Health System Delivery: A Call to Action
January 07, 2023The healthcare system delivery of Indigenous people in Ontario, especially rural Ontario, is complex.... (Read the full article)
“Abre tus ojos” - Open Your Eyes: A Glimpse of Health Care Insecurity in Honduras
December 20, 2022With half of the global population unable to obtain essential health services, health insecurity remains a... (Read the full article)
“Where is Dhaka?” : Reflections on exploitation in the Bangladeshi Garment Industry
December 07, 2022Over the past decade, my home city of Dhaka, Bangladesh has seen a surge in economic growth within the... (Read the full article)
Celebrating 20 Years of the Grassy Narrows Blockade
December 02, 2022How would you feel if you were sitting in your home and watched people take your belongings away from you?... (Read the full article)
Lessons on aging and care from Scandinavia
October 17, 2022Globally, our population is aging. By 2030, 1 in 6 people in the world will be 60 years or older (World... (Read the full article)
What does enacting commitments to Health Equity imply in a Rural Community Health Team?
October 11, 2022An interview with Sara Dalo, Executive Director Tilbury District Family Health Team (Read the full article)
A Journey of Reflection in Uganda
October 04, 2022Over the past year, I pursued a Masters in Global Health Systems at Western University. My degree focused... (Read the full article)
Dr. Gerald McKinley: Research with Indigenous Communities
September 05, 2022Dr. Gerald McKinley is an Assistant Professor and Anthropologist in the Department of Pathology and... (Read the full article)
I Like My Hospital Like I Like My Government: A Call for Secular-Only Healthcare in Canada
August 30, 2022Research on how Catholic-based healthcare impacts the health of women is largely American. However,... (Read the full article)
“I am because we are” – Exploring “Ubuntu” in Global Health Systems
August 22, 2022A born and bred Canadian girl, raised in suburban London, Ontario, I spent the majority of my childhood... (Read the full article)
Healthcare Equity in Ecuador: Operation Walk
August 16, 2022Many people take for granted the ability to walk. It is not something that everyone thinks about, even... (Read the full article)
The Value of Value-Based Healthcare: OHIP+ and Sexual and Reproductive Health
August 09, 2022Since the inception of universal healthcare in Canada, financial barriers to accessing care have diminished... (Read the full article)
Earthquakes and Tsunamis: Impacts and Implications on Society. How Can We Help Those Affected?
August 01, 2022On March 11, 2011 the Tohoku Earthquake and Tsunami took the lives of tens of thousands of people and... (Read the full article)
Egypt: A Beacon of Hope on World Hepatitis Day
July 25, 2022In the United States, hepatitis C was once projected to become a rare disease by 2036, and while this may... (Read the full article)
Indigenous Health Inequity: Understand our Journey, to Understand our Health
July 12, 2022In Manitoba, the life expectancy for an Indigenous man is predicted to be 70.3 years, almost 10 years less... (Read the full article)
The myth called masculinity: Can men also be victims of domestic abuse?
June 29, 2022In the past few weeks, the world has watched in awe as Amber Heard and Johnny Depp share intimate details... (Read the full article)
The Power of Family in Indigenous Communities
June 21, 2022I am currently completing the 12-month Master of Public Health program at Western University. As a... (Read the full article)
Fighting Ageism and Ageist mindset: Taking a public health approach
June 13, 2022Ageing is an interaction of multiple factors that promote health and wellness, the lack of which would... (Read the full article)
A Defining Moment: Gender-based Violence and HIV Prevention in Uganda
June 06, 2022I am currently finishing my 1-year MMASc. in Global Health Systems at Western. As part of this experience,... (Read the full article)
Focus on Obstetric fistula: A consequence of child early and forced marriage
May 27, 2022According to Medical Encyclopedia, a fistula is “an abnormal connection between two body parts, such... (Read the full article)
Global Health Disparities: What Can We Learn from the Genocide Against the Tutsi People?
May 19, 2022Dr. Glorieuse Uwizeye is an Assistant Professor at The Western University of Ontario in London,... (Read the full article)
The Nigerian Association Mental Health Project: A New Approach to Community Mental Health
April 29, 2022On January 25, 2021, a young 26-year-old aspiring Nigerian musician overdosed and died in London, Ontario.... (Read the full article)
Disproportionate Effects of Climate Change: one view from Rural Cambodia
November 22, 2021“All we do is worry. We never know if there will be enough: enough food, enough water, enough rice,... (Read the full article)
Tracking impacts of Poverty and Climate Change on the farmer’s body
November 19, 2021I use the case of India and its farmers to understand the connection between climate change and poverty. (Read the full article)
Ecological Grief: Mourning a Distant Cultural Home
November 18, 2021Waking up after a 20-hour journey to Delhi, India, I blew my nose and found my tissue covered with flecks... (Read the full article)
Struggles for More Equitable and Sustainable Food
November 08, 2021Agroecology is an ecological and holistic view of farming, primarily based on traditional and local... (Read the full article)
Drones as a Tool for Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation
November 02, 2021"I was excited to see that drones are already being deployed for various climate-related purposes... (Read the full article)
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