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Global Health Pursuit66. Challenges of Building a Medical Device Startup for Underserved Populations w/ Sona ShahHow does vital signs monitoring address neonatal mortality in low-income countries? What challenges do medical device startups face, especially in regulated healthcare environments? In this interview, Sona Shah, CEO of Neopenda, walks us through her personal journey from studying chemical engineering at Georgia Tech to creating impactful healthcare solutions while navigating the complexities of medical device development. She shares her experiences teaching in Kenya, working in pharma, and meeting her co-founder Tess at Columbia University. The conversation delves deep into the challenges of launching a healthcare startup, the importance of culturally sensitive design, and critical business decisions...2024-11-0546 minGlobal Health Pursuit65. The Secrets of Ayurveda: Ancient Medicine for Modern Health w/ Austin VantasticAyurveda, often dismissed as mere "woo woo," might just hold the key to understanding our health in a more holistic way. In this episode, Austin Vantastic shares his transformative journey from a high-pressure career in film to discovering the healing potential of ancient Indian medicine. Together, they explore how Ayurveda addresses chronic conditions that Western medicine often overlooks, highlighting the importance of balance among the body's three doshas: Vata, Pitta, and Kapha. Austin recounts his own health struggles, the stigma surrounding traditional practices, and how Ayurveda offers preventive solutions through diet, lifestyle changes, and meditation. This episode...2024-10-2935 minGlobal Health Pursuit64. Behind the Scenes of World Pediatrics: Partnerships that MatterHow can we advance global pediatric care to reach children in the most underserved regions? This episode tackles that pressing question while highlighting the vital role of partnerships in overcoming healthcare challenges. We dive into the transformative work of World Pediatrics, which is dedicated to ensuring that children in low-resource areas receive essential medical care. With insights from Andrea Ahonen, Mallory Trusty, and Kate Corbett, we explore significant changes within the organization, including their recent rebranding efforts and a shift towards empowering local healthcare systems. Their focus on holistic care not only addresses immediate medical needs but...2024-10-2256 minGlobal Health Pursuit63. Rewind: Elevating the Human Condition Through Pediatric Surgery w/ Vafa AkhavanDid you know that only 3% of children in low income countries have access to surgery, while 85% of children in high income countries like the US have access? This means that easily treatable conditions like appendicitis or long bone fractures could result in death or lifelong disability for children in low and middle income countries. On the bright side, there are organizations like World Pediatric Project that are working to provide access to specialty medical care for children in Latin America and the Caribbean.The episode features an interview with Vafa Akhavan, the CEO of World Pediatric Project...2024-10-1541 minGlobal Health Pursuit62. How Can Schools Better Support Refugee and Migrant Students? w/ Ilana Seff and Jeremy AldrichWhat unique challenges do refugee and migrant youth face during resettlement, and how can educational systems best support their integration and mental health? Ilana Seff, a Research Assistant Professor at the Brown School at Washington University, and Jeremy Aldrich, Director of Teaching and Learning in Harrisonburg City Public Schools, delve into this crucial topic in this episode. Ilana highlights her work on mental health support for displaced women and adolescents in the U.S., particularly through the 'SALaMA Study,' while Jeremy discusses the significance of language and cultural belonging through his experience as an ESL teacher...2024-10-0832 minGlobal Health Pursuit61. The Vital Role of Vaginal Microbiome Health: Insights from Dr. Craig CohenWhat is the vaginal microbiome, and why is it crucial for women's health? How does bacterial vaginosis (BV) and its treatments impact women's lives? Dr. Craig Cohen, a leading expert in obstetrics, gynecology, and reproductive sciences at UCSF, explains the importance of the vaginal microbiome and its role in women's health. Drawing from years of experience and extensive research, including his work in Kenya, Dr. Cohen discusses the challenges of treating BV, the necessity of innovative treatments like live biotherapeutics, and the urgent need for better diagnostics and widespread education. He emphasizes the importance of advocacy for research and...2024-10-0141 minGlobal Health Pursuit60. What If Men Could Take Birth Control? w/ Heather VahdatWhat if men could share the responsibility for contraception? How could this reshape relationships and economic landscapes globally? Could this reduce global poverty?Heather Vahdat, Executive Director at Male Contraceptive Initiative, talks passionately about the groundbreaking journey towards safe, reversible male contraceptive options. The discussion covers her intriguing career shift from zoology to public health, the pressing need for funding, and the transformative potential of male contraception in reducing global poverty. Learn about the exciting advancements in clinical trials and the crucial role of youth in advocating for reproductive autonomy in this eye-opening interview.Check...2024-09-2459 minGlobal Health Pursuit59. Guarding the Planet: Climate Change and National Security w/ Mike SmithHow do forest fires link to climate change? Why does climate pose a national security threat? How can businesses mitigate their carbon footprints? Mike Smith, co-founder and CEO of Aclymate, joined me to discuss his journey from a Navy career to founding a company focused on helping small-to-medium sized businesses achieve carbon neutrality. The conversation delves into the personal experiences that influenced Mike's transition, the importance of reforestation and carbon markets, the concept of fatal heat, and how climate change acts as a non-traditional threat to national security. Mike also explains decarbonization, offers practical advice for individuals...2024-09-1739 minGlobal Health Pursuit58. Turning Science into Aid: The Fight Against Neglected Global Diseases w/ Dr. Kishor WasanHow does a pharmaceutical scientist end up spearheading an initiative to combat neglected global diseases? What drives a tenured professor to shift focus from profitable pharmaceutical ventures to humanitarian efforts? This interview with Dr. Kishor Wasan explores the unexpected journey from a traditional pharmaceutical scientist to the founder of the Neglected Global Diseases Initiative (NGDI) at the University of British Columbia. It covers his significant work on Amphotericin B, insights into developing an oral formulation, and the pivotal moments that shifted his focus to global health disparities. The interview discusses the challenges of raising awareness and funding...2024-09-1057 minGlobal Health Pursuit57. The Life of a Refugee: Economic Integration and Forced Migration w/ Dr. Mitra NasehShould immigration be a political or humanitarian issue? How do policies hinder or help the lives of displaced individuals? What challenges do forcibly displaced people face? How can economic integration be measured? Why is getting a visa for highly educated individuals based on a lottery system? Dr. Mitra Naseh, an Assistant Professor and Co-Founder and Research Director of the Initiative on Social Work and Forced Migration at the Brown School, shares her personal journey from Iran to the U.S., highlighting her shift from computer engineering to working with Afghan refugees. The conversation covers the intersection of...2024-09-101h 00Global Health PursuitGlobal Health Pursuit Season 2 - Forced Migration, Fatal Heat, Male Contraception, and moreAfter taking 6 months off (to get married and enjoy life), the Global Health Pursuit Podcast is back again for a brand new season!This season, we'll be exploring topics like refugees and forced migration, fatal heat and how it affects national security, and the controversial (or maybe not so controversial) topic of male contraception! It'll be a blast!Make sure you're subscribed and I can't wait for you to hear these amazing stories.______Support the Podcast: Click here to send in a one-time or monthly donationSubmit a Question...2024-09-0302 minGlobal Health Pursuit56. What Keeps You Listening? Let's Talk!I want your no-nonsense, genuine, feedback on this podcast!Schedule some time to chat with me by clicking this link: Hetal's CalendarOR email me at hetal@globalhealthpursuit.com to share your insights or schedule a time to grab coffee!Can't wait to chat!2024-08-2703 minGlobal Health Pursuit55. A Letter to My Listeners (A Season Finale)The Global Health Pursuit is closing its first season. Make sure to subscribe to be the first to know when the second season launches. You won't want to miss it.Email me at hetal@globalhealthpursuit.com to get in touch in the meantime! :)__________________Support the PodcastClick here to send in a one-time or monthly donationThank you to our partners at CHIMUK: A sustainable and ethical handmade fashion brand transforming women's lives through knitting. Purchase one of a kind, high quality baby alpaca, and cotton handmade...2024-04-0205 minGlobal Health Pursuit54. Reflecting on 1 Year of the Global Health PursuitToday, I'm setting aside the usual guest interview format to share my own experiences and insights as a global health podcaster. I announce a brief hiatus for my upcoming wedding (yay!) and tease the exciting lineup for the next season of the podcast! Reflecting on my travels and work in the medical device industry, I discuss the inequities in healthcare access and my drive to explore global health solutions. Through interviews with over 40 individuals, I've learned that passion and listening are key, not necessarily a health background. Stories of guests like Sean Kappauf and Brooke Sulahian highlight...2024-03-2611 minGlobal Health Pursuit53. From Apathy to Action: A Journey to Clean Water... One ATTA Time w/Sean KappaufA simple glass of water can change lives.Sean Kappauf is the inspirational figure behind the non-profit 'One ATTA Time', dedicated to tackling the global water crisis. Venturing from a place of personal apathy to launching a life-changing initiative, Sean takes us through his deeply personal journey that transformed his mission to care into actionable compassion. Sean shares how a heartwarming connection with a 3-year-old boy named Bryan in El Salvador set the stage for a remarkable transformation, not just in Bryan’s community but in numerous countries across the world. With a focus on th...2024-03-1957 minGlobal Health Pursuit52. Rewind: Global Nutrition: Addressing Hidden Hunger and Stunting w/ Dr. Lora IannottiMarch is National Nutrition Month. Created by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, an annual nutrition education and information campaign is celebrated to focus on the importance of making informed food choices and developing sound eating and physical activity habits.Since is it National Nutrition Month, I thought I'd rewind back to an eye-opening conversation all about food security and nutrition when it comes to populations in low-resource settings all around the world. __Curious about how culture and social determinants shape our food choices? Get ready to shift your perspective on nutrition as...2024-03-1226 minGlobal Health Pursuit50. Re-Defining Ethical Healthcare: An Emergency Medicine Physician's Journey Through East Africa w/ Dr. Marc-David MunkThe Western healthcare system is full of rack rage, moral injury, and ethical crises. How can we redefine how physicians deliver healthcare to stay true to morality?In this episode, Dr. Marc-David Munk, an emergency medicine physician, shares his transformative experiences working with the Flying Doctors of East Africa. In this episode, Dr. Munk discusses:The moral challenges he faced in the Western medical system.His pursuit of meaningful patient care. Reflections on the sacredness of medicineHis return to Africa for business and management trainingHis book's impact on other doctors. Dr. Munk also reveals...2024-02-2752 minGlobal Health Pursuit49. Using Engineering To Serve Humanity w/ Abe WrightCan engineering create sustainable change in the world? In this episode of the Global Health Pursuit podcast, we speak with Abe Wright, co-founder and CTO of Design Outreach. We discuss Abe's transition from an engineer at J&J to leading a nonprofit focused on global health. Abe shares the story of the Life Pump, a reliable and sustainable water pump designed to alleviate poverty. The episode covers:The technical challenges and successes in developing the Life PumpDesign Outreach's growth, and their expansion into other areas like sanitation and medical devices. The importance of setting...2024-02-2043 minGlobal Health Pursuit48. Can Education Solve Poverty?Can breaking the glass ceiling of education shatter the cycle of poverty? Amidst the complex tapestry of global health and humanitarian efforts, this episode is a reflection of my conversation with Ajit George, Chief Operations Officer at Shanti Bhavan, and just my general thoughts and opinions about how poverty can be alleviated.Listen to the episode on Shanti Bhavan:Shanti Bhavan: Powering Young Minds While Breaking Generational Poverty w/ Ajit George__________________Support the PodcastClick here to send in a one-time or monthly donation2024-02-1312 minGlobal Health Pursuit47. Shanti Bhavan: Powering Young Minds While Breaking Generational Poverty w/ Ajit GeorgeImagine stepping into a world where education is the key that unlocks the shackles of generational poverty. Such is the reality for the students at Shanti Bhavan, where Ajit George, the Chief Operating Officer, has taken his father’s vision and helped turn it into a beacon of hope in rural India. Our conversation peels back the layers of this extraordinary school, revealing not just the academic rigor but the nurturing environment that propels its students toward unprecedented success. Ajit's passionate advocacy illustrates the school's powerful ethos and its ripple effect on public health initiatives.Ed...2024-02-0647 minGlobal Health Pursuit46. Rewind: How Do Internally Displaced Persons Access Healthcare? w/ Elvis NdansiWhat does it mean to be internally displaced?Internally displaced persons and citizens of last mile communities often have to travel miles to receive the healthcare they need. After a mothers long trek to a medical center in Cameroon, Elvis Ndansi untied a dead baby from the mothers back. A baby who had passed due to preventable and treatable condition - Malaria. Having grown up in a last mile community with his single mother, Elvis made it his mission to bring life-saving healthcare to these communities. On today's episode, Elvis Ndansi tells his remarkable story...2024-01-3047 minGlobal Health Pursuit45. How Does Participatory Medicine Influence Human Behavior? w/ Katie BaricHow do you change behavior in people who have lived in a system where healthcare is built on the idea of being sick?In this episode, co-founder and executive director of Hands on Peru, Katie Baric, steps into the spotlight to share her story from growing up in North Carolina to bringing a positive public health change to Peruvian communities. We speak about her organization's shift in healthcare perspective, moving from a reactive to a proactive stance, the concept of participatory healthcare, and the birth of Chimuk, an ethical fashion line that is redefining community empowerment.2024-01-2333 minGlobal Health Pursuit44. The Global Blood Shortage: 10 Facts You Didn't KnowDid you know that only 3% of age-eligible people donate blood yearly?This is a micro episode to shed light on some shocking facts about blood demand and the need for donations. With statistics sourced from the World Health Organization and the American Red Cross, we unpack the gravity of the situation while also shining a light on the global disparities in blood supply.Links:World Health OrganizationAmerican Red CrossFind the Nearest Blood DriveCheck out the Global Health Pursuit Website!__________________Support the PodcastClick here to...2024-01-1604 minGlobal Health Pursuit43. What if You Could Donate Blood Back to Yourself? w/ Gillian HenkerIf you needed blood, but there was no blood in the hospital blood bank, what do you do?Today, we speak with inventor and mechanical engineer, Gillian Henker, who unravels the story behind Hemafuse, a revolutionary autotransfusion device that addresses the dire need for donor blood worldwide. This episode illuminates not only the inception and evolution of a life-saving invention, but also the profound impact it's making in areas like maternal health—a space where hemorrhage is the leading cause of maternal mortality. Gillian sheds light on the challenges and successes that have shaped the journey of He...2024-01-091h 04Global Health Pursuit42. Discover Your Passion in Global HealthReflecting on the journey from burnout to breakthrough, I share the intimate details of my personal transformation that began with a wish for courage, motivation, and perseverance. This isn't just my story, but an invitation to you, to find strength in your own dreams as we navigate the new year together. This episode is a reminder that change can begin with a single book, a single moment, and that each of us has the potential to lead our own movements for justice and healing in the world around us.Check out the shownotes to learn more!2024-01-0208 minGlobal Health Pursuit41. Rewind: The Honest Truth about Healing from BurnoutExactly 2 years ago, I decided to quit my engineering job. This conversation reveals the conflict between corporate success and seeking a place where one's soul feels at home. The journey wasn't just about leaving a job; it was a journey for fulfillment that challenged me to confront deep-set fears and societal pressures. So, for the last episode of 2023, I wanted to re-release the first episode of this podcast: "The Honest Truth about Healing from Burnout" This episode shares my story and the reasons why this podcast is so important to me.__What happens when y...2023-12-2655 minGlobal Health Pursuit40. Obstetric Fistula: A Path to Prevention w/ Brooke Sulahian and Cara BrooksCan you imagine a world without Obstetric Fistula? Brooke Sulahian and Cara Brooks, the driving forces behind Hope for Our Sisters, share their inspiring stories, fervor, and dedication in advocating for and providing support to women battling with this condition. This episode is not just about shedding light on Obstetric Fistula; it’s about humanizing the struggle. Brooke and Cara emphasize the role of Hope for Our Sisters in making a tangible difference through the prevention of Fistula and empowerment of their sisters affected by Fistula. We take a hard look at the aftermath of surviving Fistula - the...2023-12-1952 minGlobal Health Pursuit39. Obstetric Fistula: One Surgery to Transform a Woman’s Life w/Jesse ChuFistula repair surgery originated in the late 19th century. Yet, at least one million women today suffer for want of this surgery that can transform their lives. In this episode, Jesse Chu, the senior program manager at Fistula Foundation, shares her personal quest in encountering the world of obstetric fistula. We dive into the tireless work of Fistula Foundation, how they are building trust in communities, leading women to the right care, and harnessing a network of dedicated surgeons. We learn about their community outreach, partnerships, free treatment awareness, and surgeon training. Despite innumerable challenges, they are...2023-12-1233 minGlobal Health Pursuit38. What is Obstetric Fistula? (Global Health 101 w/ Jesse Chu)Though childbirth injuries are practically eradicated in the developed world, they still hold a devastating grip on the lives of countless women in sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia. Obstetric fistula, a result of prolonged, obstructed labor, leaves women socially ostracized and emotionally shattered, with many enduring the consequences for an average of five years before receiving treatment. Today's conversation with Jesse Chu, program manager of Fistula Foundation, takes us deep into the harsh realities of this childbirth injury and the work being done to combat it.Check out the shownotes to learn more!__________________2023-12-0515 minGlobal Health Pursuit37. What is Giving Tuesday?How did Giving Tuesday begin? Who founded the movement, and why is it so important to nonprofits today? In this episode, we uncover the story of Giving Tuesday, a global philanthropic movement born in 2012 as a counterpoint to the rampant consumerism of Black Friday and Cyber Monday. I share some research into how this occasion has become a springboard for non-profits to amplify their missions, draw support, and inspire a culture of giving back. We also shine a light on three exemplary global health organizations - Extra Mile Pediatrics, GOHE, and Sign Fracture Care International, that deserve y...2023-11-2811 minGlobal Health Pursuit36. Redefining Epilepsy: Language, Challenges, and Community Initiatives (Q&A Series)Why is epilepsy highly stigmatized, particularly in low and middle-income countries? Join me as we learn together. We revisit our previous discussion in episodes 34 and 35, we attempt to answer the following questions that will take us further into understanding this often misunderstood condition:What are the changes in language or terminology when we speak about epilepsy?What is Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy (SUDEP) and what do we know about how it is caused?What are the different ways people develop epilepsy in low and middle-income countries?Why is funding so limited when it comes to epilepsy research i...2023-11-2111 minGlobal Health Pursuit35. Eradicating Epilepsy Stigma, Part 2: What Does Coffee Have to Do With Brain Health? w/Teguo Daniel DjoyumCan a cup of coffee help destigmatize how the world looks at epilepsy? What if we looked at brain health as something that affects us all? Our guest, Teguo is not only making strides toward enhanced epilepsy awareness but also championing an innovative approach to sustainable healthcare delivery through his fair-profit company. As you listen, you'll discover the harsh realities of medical needs in various global regions and how crucial funding is in this area.You'll also learn about Teguo's inspiring journey with Purple Point Neuro Diagnostics, a company that is making a tangible difference by providing...2023-11-1433 minGlobal Health Pursuit34. Eradicating Epilepsy Stigma, Part 1: The Origin Story w/Teguo Daniel DjoyumCan you imagine the ripple effects of epilepsy stigma in a remote village in Cameroon? Our guest, Teguo Daniel Djoyum, a neurotechnologist and social entrepreneur, knows all too well. His personal journey began with his brother's epilepsy diagnosis, sparking a fierce passion for neurodiagnostics within him. Today, he's assisting people in countries like Cameroon, making neurodiagnostic services and education more accessible. His non-profit, the Global Organization of Health Education, is creating waves worldwide, and he's here to share his inspiring story with us.Our conversation uncovers the harsh reality of epilepsy stigma. With Teguo's guidance, we unpack...2023-11-0727 minGlobal Health Pursuit33. Rewind: Why Are Infants Dying From Preventable Causes? w/ Dr. Wisam BreegiToday, amongst the crisis that is happening between Palestine and Israel, I needed some time to decompress, reflect, and continue to dig deeper into the history of these two nations. That's why I'm re-releasing one of my favorite and most relevant episodes to shed a little bit of light and faith for those who feel hopeless in times like these: "Why Are Infants Dying From Preventable Causes? w/ Dr. Wisam Breegi"__Currently, there are no affordable, fully functional incubators for low-resource and emergency settings. Historically, there has been a lack of will to invest in innovation...2023-10-311h 01Global Health Pursuit32. Navigating Reverse Culture Shock After a Life-Changing Service JourneyEver noticed an unsettling change in your outlook after you return from a service or volunteer trip? That, my friend, is what we call reverse culture shock, and it's what we're diving into today. Fresh from a journey with Extra Mile Pediatrics to El Salvador, I've been struck by the stark differences in lifestyle, attitude, and particularly, patient gratitude in rural communities.As we navigate this episode, you'll find how even the simplest aspects of our life - access to healthcare or a roof over our heads - morph into privileges we often overlook. I've seen the...2023-10-2406 minGlobal Health Pursuit31. Extra Mile Pediatrics: Stories From the FieldHave you imagined how a medical service trip to El Salvador might look like? Strap in for a journey with Extra Mile Pediatrics, a non-profit organization transforming the lives of communities in need. Our guests, Kris , Dr. Mapp, Dr. Shah, Shyam, and Lilly, share their moving experiences in Hacienda San Diego, El Jobo, La Presa, and La Red. These communities battle serious health problems due to lack of access to healthcare. So, plug in your headphones and join us for an episode that is sure to touch your heart and perhaps inspire you to embark on your service journey.2023-10-1742 minGlobal Health Pursuit30. Going the Extra Mile to Serve Children Worldwide w/ Dr. Jeff MappWhat would it be like to venture into uncharted territories and stretch the limitations of pediatric healthcare and bring it to those most in need? Picture the aroma of foreign spices, the sound of children's laughter, and the heartfelt gratitude in new mothers' eyes. These are just glimpses into the extraordinary journey of Dr. Jeff Mapp, co-founder of Extra Mile Pediatrics, whose passion for medicine was kindled amidst a personal family crisis. His drive and dedication to serving the underprivileged will undoubtedly leave you inspired.The story begins with the tale of a young boy diagnosed with...2023-10-101h 07Global Health Pursuit29. Unlocking Haiti's Future: A Deep Dive into Social Justice, Education, and Healthcare w/ Callie HimslWhy do some children end up in orphanages? Callie Himsl, an advocate for social justice, education, and healthcare in Haiti, joins us for a riveting discussion on this and much more. Having transitioned from corporate America to work with La Pointe Foundation in Haiti, Callie offers unique insights into the realities of life there. We delve into the complex issues surrounding volunteerism and the unintentional harm it can sometimes cause. Plus, discover how Callie is fighting for more jobs, enhanced education, and greater health equity in her homeland.In this episode, we also spotlight the phenomenal work...2023-10-0344 minGlobal Health Pursuit28. Agent Orange and the Vietnam War Legacy w/ Susan HammondThe Vietnam War has created lasting effects that people are still experiencing to this day. Join me as we journey into the heart of Southeast Asia with Susan Hammond, founder of the War Legacies Project, whose experience and knowledge of the Vietnam War's aftermath is nothing short of awe-inspiring. Her decades-long dedication to understanding the enduring impacts of this conflict paints a vivid, and often distressing, picture of the lasting effects of Agent Orange and explosive remnants of war. From the chilling realities of dioxin contamination to the ongoing health hazards, Susan walks us through her significant work on...2023-09-2657 minGlobal Health Pursuit27. Exploring the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals w/Rachel SvetanoffMeet our exceptional guest, Rachel Svetanoff, my friend who's making waves in the sphere of social entrepreneurship and activism. Rachel's work predominantly revolves around the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and she brings a unique fresh perspective to these critical objectives aimed at nurturing people, planet, and wildlife. This episode promises to enlighten you on the vast scope of the SDGs, their inherent challenges, and the promising solutions on the horizon. Guided by Rachel's insights, we traverse through a complex landscape, exploring the progress made towards the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda, now at its halfway point2023-09-1959 minGlobal Health Pursuit26. Student Lightbulb Moments: Parasites, NTD's, and Poverty w/ Dr. Eric WetzelHave you ever wondered about the intersections of poverty, colonialism, and access to healthcare? Join us for a rich conversation with Dr. Eric Wetzel, a professor of biology at Wabash College and a dedicated parasitologist, as he unravels these complex issues through his lens of neglected tropical diseases. With a unique teaching approach that illuminates life and healthcare access in impoverished communities, Dr. Wetzel sparks 'light bulb' moments that challenge and reshape our understanding of global health.From the picturesque landscape of Pennsylvania to the Amazonian rainforest of Peru, Dr. Wetzel walks us through his captivating life...2023-09-1259 minGlobal Health Pursuit25. These Women-Led Nonprofits Are Revolutionizing Global Health (+ Life Update)Here's a celebration you don't want to miss! On my birthday, I'm turning the spotlight on three phenomenal women leading global health nonprofits that are changing lives around the world. Listen as we explore the transformative work of Jb Dondolo, led by the inspiring Lumbie Mlambo, which is making a real difference in underserved communities through clean water, sanitation, and hygiene. We'll then traverse the innovative terrain of telehealth with Sharon Allen at the helm of the World Telehealth Initiative, bringing world-class medical care to rural communities. Lastly, brace yourself as we uncover the enduring impacts of war with...2023-09-0514 min