Our book receive a kind, excellent review Choice.Reviews. "The editors offer an exceptionally well-researched volume on an urgent public policy issue, considering non-pharmaceutical interventions such as social distancing and test-trace-isolate support." Scott L. Greer 🇺🇦 Elizabeth J. King

"Misinformation is spreading as fast as the virus" in Russia and Eastern Europe, says Health Behavior and Health Education prof Elizabeth J. King. The number of coronavirus-related deaths in the region is “startling.” Read more on The Washington Post ➡️ myumi.ch/9P5WA

I recently had the opportunity to share my thoughts with the Washington Post on how "Eastern Europe, facing coronavirus pandemic surge, also battles vaccine hesitancy" washingtonpost.com/world/2021/11/…

For more insight into how this is not an unexpected situation, check out our article "COVID-19 in Russia: Should we expect a novel response to the novel coronavirus?" in Global Public Health doi.org/10.1080/174416…

Understanding the political economy of COVID-19 vaccine regulation can lead to the promotion of global health equity in who gets the vaccines and how fast they get them. Read more in our article with Elize Massard Scott L. Greer 🇺🇦 Holly Jarman, PhD

I look forward to seeing the results of all the hard work the students have been putting into this over the past several months. Check out these panels on Friday Dec 3 at the virtual #ASEEES21

Russia and other Eastern Europe countries have vaccinated only a fraction of their population—in part because trust in health care systems is much lower in formerly communist countries, explains @UMichSPH prof Elizabeth J. King Read on The Atlantic ➡️myumi.ch/9P9wx

Really interesting piece on what’s driving vaccine hesitancy around the world. Was happy to be invited to share my thoughts on Russia and Eastern Europe for the article.

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Still open access University of Michigan Press fulcrum.org/concern/monogr…

Yay to “Coronavirus Politics” for being most discussed monograph of 2021 via Altmetric! 🎉 for open access University of Michigan Press Honored that our chapter on Tanzania is included. Dr. Ruth Carlitz Henry Mollel Congrats to editors Elizabeth J. King Scott L. Greer 🇺🇦 André Peralta Santos

Coronavirus Politics—most discussed monograph of 2021 Altmetric! Congrats Scott L. Greer 🇺🇦 André Peralta Santos Elize Massard Elizabeth J. King In our piece “Playing Politics: The World Health Organization (WHO)’s Response to COVID-19” Mara Pillinger Renu Singh We argue WHO’s political & science roles are inextricably linked…

Sharing a link for free online access to our article w/ Michigan Public Health MPH student, St. Paul's Hospital Millennium Medical College & Hiwot Ethiopia colleagues. Factors associated with recent HIV testing uptake and HIV-positive serostatus among female sex workers in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Congratulations on an excellent dissertation defense Dr. @thegreenmoloy ! So proud of what you have accomplished Michigan Public Health and can’t wait to see what you will do next! 🎊🎊🎊

excited to announce @jhppl call for papers for a special issue on the political economy of vaccines during Covid-19, edited by Holly Jarman, PhD Elize Massard Elizabeth J. King Paper proposals due June 3, details on SI & submission below Pls help us spread the word! med.unc.edu/socialmed/call…

Join us for a critical discussion June 21st with incredible panelists Khiara M. Bridges UC Berkeley Law , Tiffany Green UW–Madison , Dr. Rebecca Kreitzer UNC Public Policy , Elizabeth J. King Michigan Public Health

I look forward to participating in this important panel discussion on women's heath, inequality and democracy tomorrow, moderated by Charley Willison . please join us.

Come see or tune in over Zoom to hear Saglar Bougdaeva's talk tomorrow afternoon!

NEW: President Biden just signed an Executive Order to expand and improve research on women’s health. Through our White House Initiative on Women’s Health Research, our Administration is working to fundamentally change how we approach and fund women’s health research in the U.S.

Join us Wednesday at 12! Togzhan Kassenova will be giving our noon lecture on "How Kazakhstan Gave Up the Bomb"