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Global health & colonial history
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Alex Mold explores colonial histories and their continuing influence on global health.
This in-person lecture considers unequal health outcomes, research partnerships and the exploitation of minoritized populations, including LSHTM’s own colonial history. A recording link is expected after the event. Room: John Snow Lecture Theatre. Published speakers: Alex Mold.
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