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Insightful and fascinating talk on the global inequity in #dementia research from Professor J. Jaime Miranda at CHeBA’s Visiting Lecture Series.

🎥 If you missed out, watch the recording here
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Perminder Sachdev University of Sydney Sydney Health UNSW UNSWMedicine

New online: a Viewpoint in which five global experts discuss health #equity in endocrinology and metabolism. Read the article here:
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J. Jaime Miranda Sydney Health CRONICAS Wits University Osagie Ebekozien @T1Dexchange

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“There’s something scary about the degree of power that Western academics can exercise over poor people... if a foreign researcher wants to carry out an unethical RCT in a place like Kenya, they can.”

But the real problem is there aren’t sufficient ethical safeguards in place.

Paolo Benza ¡Consume sal con menos sodio! Es más fácil reducir el sodio que cambiar el hábito, J. Jaime Miranda dixit. Tiene una charla en TEDxTukuy: youtu.be/GCCGmCLtFXU?si…

📈As Latin America grapples with social disparities, mental health emerges as a critical factor in aging: doi.org/10.1038/s41591…. High rates of anxiety & depression underscore the need for targeted public health strategies. See the entry we wrote with Hernando Santamaría for the Nature…

Thanks to UNSW Centre for Healthy Brain Ageing (CHeBA) and Perminder Sachdev for the invitation to share the prevention angle and population health approaches to #dementia #research , reflecting on what I know best and the region that taught me a lot, #LatinAmerica . 🕊️🙏🏾🪷

Please take a moment to read this new commentary in The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology from Food Policy Program Director at Bloomberg Philanthropies, Neena Prasad and Healthy Food Policy Fellowship Mentor J. Jaime Miranda.

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🤝 Sydney Environment Institute and Sydney Health unites University of Sydney researchers to discuss the recent UN Sustainable Development Group 🇺🇳 Report and how multidisciplinary research can help achieve a #sustainable world. The event involved distinguished academics including J. Jaime Miranda, Ollie Jay A/Prof Alice Motion 🌈 🏳️‍⚧️ & Amanda Sayan

A useful thread. Not only because of the reaction to the immediacy of events, but in the landscape of where 'the' voice is? —the voice of whom?, the voices from where?— and how global health is being tested today.

Met the gadi (grass trees) at University of Sydney.

“Gadi comes from Cadi (kad-i), which is our name for the grass trees we used to make weapons,” explains Uncle Allen, “And Gal (guhl) means people, so we are the people of the Cadi—Gadigal.”

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🟢 Who owns your health data?
🟢 How far should we push biological technologies like cloning?
🟢 Is healthcare serving everyone in the population equitably?

Exciting to have this learning opportunity at our school. Come and learn with and from the best!

Diego Silva (BlueSky @dsilvaphd.bsky.social) et al.

Congratulations to #PublicHealth graduate Rebecca Hyland on being named the recipient of the Sister Alison Bush Medal for Contribution to Indigenous Community at the 2023 University of Sydney Alumni Awards! 🎉

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'Health equity is when every person can achieve their full potential for health and wellbeing. In this Viewpoint, global experts discuss the root causes and contributing factors to health inequity in endocrinology.'

📰Nature Reviews Endocrinology
🔗nature.com/articles/s4157…

'This misplaced focus on individual nutrients distracts us from reclaiming our diets from corporate capture and demanding access to whole and minimally processed foods that nourish and promote wellbeing.'

with Neena Prasad
📰The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology
🔗thelancet.com/journals/landi…