The Global Health Collective 2.0
The Global Health Collective 2.0
Podcast Description
The Global Health Collective is a podcast by students at McMaster University exploring critical topics shaping health worldwide. From amplifying student and expert voices to addressing pressing global health challenges, we share fresh perspectives on the evolving relationship between health, equity, and justice.
Produced in Hamilton, Ontario, we recognize the Indigenous lands on which we live and work, acknowledging the connection between reconciliation and global health.
Join us in reflecting and taking steps toward a healthier, equitable future.
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Content Themes
The podcast explores a variety of topics within global health, focusing on themes such as planetary health, equity, and justice with episodes discussing the health impacts of climate change, the role of healthcare professionals in promoting sustainability, and personal experiences in the global health field.

The Global Health Collective is a podcast by students at McMaster University exploring critical topics shaping health worldwide. From amplifying student and expert voices to addressing pressing global health challenges, we share fresh perspectives on the evolving relationship between health, equity, and justice.
Produced in Hamilton, Ontario, we recognize the Indigenous lands on which we live and work, acknowledging the connection between reconciliation and global health.
Join us in reflecting and taking steps toward a healthier, equitable future.
In this episode of the Global Health Collective 2.0, we explore how the social determinants of health shape mental-health outcomes for children and youth, featuring an insightful conversation with Dr. Anne Fuller (Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at McMaster University and a consulting pediatrician at McMaster Children's Hospital).
If you’re interested in equity, prevention, and youth well-being, tune-in to the Global Health Collective Podcast 2.0 on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. 🎙

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