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Episode #137 Interview with Emily Good Weasel, MPH, Great Plains Tribal Epidemiology Center

Special Featured Episodes You are in for a treat!This episode is part of a special sponsored series of episodes. Each month, one of the Tribal Epidemiology Centers will be featured, here on the podcast.The purpose is to raise awareness throughout the public health community of the amazing and important public health work that is being done at each of the centers. About the Tribal Epidemiology Centers Tribal Epidemiology Centers (TEC) are Indian Health Service (IHS), division

Episode #97 Student Research: Obesity in Sub-Saharan Africa

This episode features an interview with Ifeoma Ozodiegwu, a member of the APHA Epidemiology section, and recent graduate of the DrPH program at East Tennessee State University (ETSU). She joins us to discuss her student research of obesity in Sub-Saharan Africa. Ifeoma Ozodiegwu graduated with a Doctor of Public Health (DrPH) in Epidemiology Candidate at East Tennessee University (ETSU) in May 2019. She is a 2018/2019 Rotary District 7570 Skelton Scholar. Her doctoral researc

Episode #89 Interview with Sreelekha Prakash MD, MPH, Global Epidemiology

This episode features a member of the APHA Epi section. My guest is Dr. Sreelekha Prakash. She shares her journey into public health with a global health prospective. She started her career as a medical doctor, specifically an emergency clinician, treating patients in India. She describes how that experience created an opportunity for research and laid the foundation for her journey into public health and her career in academics and research here in the US, where she serves