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"If risk-based approaches [to using travel measures] are to be advanced, involving informed choices btwn public health & other policy goals, there's need to better understand their [social] impacts." See our new paper: link.springer.com/content/pdf/10…

Travel measures can be used in ways that keep people moving. WHO recommends travellers "consider getting vaccinated against mpox if...visiting affected areas in Africa." N95 masks on flights also good idea to reduce risks from varied sources of infection. bbc.com/news/articles/…

Using #vaccines and immunization for partisan political points scoring hurts us all. #Science

📣 We are pleased to welcome Dr. Kelley Lee, #CCGH2024 Plenary Speaker. Dr. Lee is a Professor and Tier 1 Canada Research Chair in Global Health Governance, Faculty of Health Sciences, Simon Fraser University, BC. Register today: cagh-acsm.wildapricot.org/event-5736942 #GlobalHealth

"Understanding what [travel] measures were used is crucial for assessing their effectiveness in controlling the spread of COVID-19, reviewing...#IHR, & informing future pandemic preparedness & response." New Pandemics and Borders Project paper led by Dr. Karen Grépin. doi.org/10.1186/s12992…

Come work with our new Bridge Research Consortium! Two postdoc/research fellows needed to support understanding of and access to new immune-based therapies through social sciences and humanities research, training and knowledge mobilization. linkedin.com/jobs/view/4054…

📣 global health peeps 📣 At #CCGH2024 we’ll share work of RSC/CAHS expert panel on Canada’s role in #globalhealth ahead of our report launch in Nov in Ottawa 📍Sun Oct 27 I’ll speak at session led by panel co-chairs Kelley Lee & Tim Evans Join us! cahs-acss.ca/canadas-role-i…

Dr. Kelley Lee Simon Fraser University, Dr Ryoa Chung Université de Montréal & Jorden Hendry, PhD candidate University of British Columbia amazingly addressed the complex structural drivers of poly-crisis in the first plenary #CCGH2024. Privileged to have moderated this plenary. École de santé publique de l'UdeM CReSP - Centre de recherche en santé publique WomenLift Health Dre Joanne Liu

🎉 Perfect job! Thank you, Dr. Dre Muriel Mac-Seing, moderator extraordinaire for facilitating a powerfully enriching session. #CCGH2024 Merci, Dr. Dre Muriel Mac-Seing, modérateur extraordinaire pour avoir animé une session très enrichissante. #GlobalHealth #Vancouver

⁦Check out new award winning documentary by ⁦Jenny Lee-Gilmore (sher/her)⁩ on being diagnosed with narcolepsy. Now streaming on ⁦CBC Gem⁩ gem.cbc.ca/little-miss-sl…

“Policy analysis, generation and debate could become a bigger part of what political-science departments and their associated institutions do. The goal would be to move away from a position of rote antagonism towards one of engagement.” universityaffairs.ca/opinion/improv…

Recruiting two postdocs on addressing the social and behavioural factors hindering optimal uptake of new vaccines and immunotherapies universityaffairs.ca/search-job/

Health in #Canada is inseparable from global health. New report from RSC & CAHS/ACSS sets out priorities for strategically renewing Canadian engagement on key challenges connecting domestic and global health. 🔗 Read it here: bit.ly/CAHS_EN

Thanks to Gianna Gayle Amul and Political Determinants of Health Collective for sharing important insights on how different forms of power underpin alcohol and tobacco industry activities in the #Philippines.

Timely release of our CAHS/ACSS RSC // SRC report on renewing Canada's role in global health. theconversation.com/drafts/251894/…

In a new The Conversation Canada article, expert panel co-chairs Dr. Kelley Lee, FRSC (Simon Fraser University), and Dr. Tim Evans (Concordia University) share key findings from the recently released RSC & CAHS/ACSS report on renewing Canada’s role in global health. Read the article below! rsc-src.ca/en/voices/why-…