Global Health with Greg Martin
Careers in Global Health - a panel discussion
A live Panel Discussion in which questions about working in Global Health were asked by students. Questions like: How do I find a job in global health? Should I do a PhD? How do I network in the global health space? And many more.
Global Health with Greg Martin
Climate Change - This Week in Global Health
The 5th Episode of This Week in Global Health looks at Climate Change and health.
Global Health with Greg Martin
Global Health Law - an interview with Larry Gostin
In this video Greg Martin talks to Larry about his book and also asks him to give advice to young people starting out in the global health field. Larry Gostin is a global leader in the are of global health law and human rights.
Global Health with Greg Martin
Global Health Careers - Your Role
This is a second video in a series on Global Health careers. In this video Greg Martin talks about the possible roles you might play in the global health space
Healthcare Triage
Big Sugar, Big Money, and the Obfuscated Truth About Heart Disease
Big Sugar, Big Money, and the Obfuscated Truth About Heart Disease
Global Health with Greg Martin
Access to Medicines (part IV). How to get a job!
In this video the panel continue the discussion on Access to Medicines and focus on "who is doing what" (and where a person might be able to find work in this space).
Global Health with Greg Martin
Access to Medicines (Part 1) This Week in Global Health
In this video we look at what needs to be in place to ensure access to medicines in poor countries. This includes R&D for new pharmaceuticals and drugs to treat neglected disease and the importance of addressing intellectual property...
Global Health with Greg Martin
Access to Medicines (part III) - Intellectual Property
In this video the panel continue the series on Access to Medicines and focus on Intellectual Property issues.
Global Health with Greg Martin
Global Health 10 facts about HIV
This is a global health video blog providing 10 facts about HIV by Dr Greg Martin
Global Health with Greg Martin
Maternal health
In this episode, we take a closer look at issues that affect women's health.
Global Health with Greg Martin
How to answer interview questions on Management and Leadership
If you are preparing for a job interview or thinking about the next steps in your career, then this video will help you think through how to prepare for questions about management and leadership competencies. In this video Dr Greg Martin...
Global Health with Greg Martin
Finding the right job in Global Health
In this video Dr Greg Martin talks about how to get the perfect job in Global Health and Public Health. Candidates for jobs need to have an in-depth knowledge of subject matter (like HIV, TB, malaria, non-communicable disease etc.) and...
Global Health with Greg Martin
Climate change and public health - why Trump should NOT have pulled out of the Paris Agreement
How will climate change impact on public health and global health? This video explores important reasons why climate change will affect population displacement, conflict, infectious disease and more. The impact of climate change on...
Global Health with Greg Martin
Tedros - the new Director General of the World Health Organization
Dr Tedros is the new Director General of the World Health Organization (WHO). This video takes a closer look at his background and vision for global health. Dr Tedros has facilitated demonstrable public health results in the areas of...
Global Health with Greg Martin
Management and Public Health
In this video Dr Greg Martin talks about the importance of management and public health. If you are working in the area of public health or global health, this video will outline some management science tools that can be applied to good...
Institute of Art and Ideas
Are Hospitals Bad for Us? (long form version)
We ring fence NHS spending and western countries spend ever more on medicine. But a third of all deaths are due to medical intervention and some argue poverty not pathogens makes the biggest difference. Is it a fantasy to believe that...
Healthcare Triage
Is it safe to Walk my Dog? Why is the Fatality Rate so High? Coronavirus Q&A 3-18-2020
Aaron Carroll answers your coronavirus questions. 00:33 - What's the deal with NSAIDS? Should we avoid things like ibuprofen now to be safe? 01:47 - Can you do things outside in suburban areas like walk your dog or play basketball? Can...
Global Health with Greg Martin
Global Health Cancer - 10 facts
This global health video blog provides 10 facts about cancer.
Global Health with Greg Martin
Causality. Why you shouldn't use Bradford Hill criteria!
Determining causality isn't easy. Correlation doesn't mean causation. And yet where we see a strong correlation between an exposure and an outcome, we need to be able to determine if there is a cause and effect relationship. Public...
Global Health with Greg Martin
Global Health Ethics - A Framework for Thinking
In this video, Dr Greg Martin introduces the "global health ethics series" by defining "philosophy" and outlining a few of the frameworks and theories that will be used in the following videos.
Global Health with Greg Martin
Epidemiological transition
Epidemiological transition is the changing patterns of disease (and causes of death) seen in human history. Those of us interested in public health and global health need to understand that this process isn’t over. The epidemiology of...
Wonderscape
Science Kids: Understanding COVID-19 Variants
This video provides an overview of the COVID-19 pandemic, including the origins of the virus, the impact on society, the development of vaccines, the emergence of variants, and the importance of global cooperation and vaccination in...
Global Health with Greg Martin
Global Health news Flu season, ebola, the World Health Organization and more
In this episode, we cover news items on HIV, ebola, flue season, the role of the World Health Organization and more.
Global Health with Greg Martin
Pandemics - a worrying global public health threat
Pandemics are one of the greatest existential threats facing humanity today. Over the last few centuries, we've seen outbreaks and epidemics kill millions of people. From plague in the 14th century to influenza in the 20th century,...