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Our guest today is Dr. Catherine Kyobutungi. Catherine serves as the Executive Director of the African Population and Health Research Center and has decades of experience working in Africa to improve the health of people across the continent. Her research focuses on chronic disease management, noncommunicable diseases, and health systems responsiveness. She has been at the forefront of the decolonizing global health movement and has written extensively on the topic.
This episode of global health unfiltered is brought to you with support from the Decolonisation and Global Health Research Exchange Network.
Our website globalhealthunfiltered.com is your one-stop shop for everything global health unfiltered. Here, you will find previous podcast episodes and blog pieces. We want to hear from you so share your perspectives on this episode, past episodes, or on current global health issues. To do this, simply go to globalhealthunfiltered.com for submissions.
As always this show is only possible with your support. If you would like to make a donation or subscribe to the show for exclusive content you can now do that on our website as well.
Our guest today is Dr. Catherine Kyobutungi. Catherine serves as the Executive Director of the African Population and Health Research Center and has decades of experience working in Africa to improve the health of people across the continent. Her research focuses on chronic disease management, noncommunicable diseases, and health systems responsiveness. She has been at the forefront of the decolonizing global health movement and has written extensively on the topic.