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Benjamin Mason Meier
@BenjaminMMeier
Professor of Global Health Policy at the University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill | Working at the intersection of #GlobalHealth & #HumanRights
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This #HumanRightsDay, the public health community is conspicuously silent – even as human rights will be crucial in facing the global health challenges to come.
I took advantage of the quiet to develop a thread looking back on our global health engagement. bsky.app/profile/benjam…
I took advantage of the quiet to develop a thread looking back on our global health engagement. bsky.app/profile/benjam…
I greatly appreciate @paimadhu for curating a list of #GlobalHealth experts who are moving to @bluesky. bsky.app/profile/madhup…
Grateful for our community, I look forward to reengaging on social media (@benjaminmasonmeier.bsky.social) to uphold human rights in global health.
Grateful for our community, I look forward to reengaging on social media (@benjaminmasonmeier.bsky.social) to uphold human rights in global health.
Having considered the #GlobalHealth implications of the US elections, we now return to power those who:
🔬 neglected #PublicHealth,
⚖️ violated #HumanRights &
🌎 undermined #GlobalGovernance.
How can we prepare the next generation to respond? linkedin.com/posts/benjamin…
🔬 neglected #PublicHealth,
⚖️ violated #HumanRights &
🌎 undermined #GlobalGovernance.
How can we prepare the next generation to respond? linkedin.com/posts/benjamin…
Public health hangs in the balance of this U.S. election.
Whether or not academic journals “endorse” a candidate, it is crucial that academic scholarship engage with the implications of elections, and it was inspiring to speak with @AnilOza16 about the #GlobalHealth implications.
Whether or not academic journals “endorse” a candidate, it is crucial that academic scholarship engage with the implications of elections, and it was inspiring to speak with @AnilOza16 about the #GlobalHealth implications.
we wanted to ask journals how they were thinking about publishing about the election tomorrow
they are walking a line btwn discussing the high stakes for health & medicine, while not wanting to be perceived as partisan
we talked to editors & contributors & #scicomm experts:View quoted post on X
