EP133 Climate Change and Disease Elimination with Hyacinth Burrows

In this episode, we talk to Hyacinth Burrows, a passionate public health advocate deeply involved in environmental health research and disease elimination. She's pursuing her Masters in Public Health at NYU, specializing in Environmental Public Health Sciences and serving as a William N Rom Climate Fellow. Hyacinth's work spans global projects addressing the health impacts of climate change. Outside academia, she volunteers for the American Cancer Society as a Vice State Lead Ambassador, striving for policy changes and greater diversity in clinical trials. Join us as we explore Hyacinth's journey, her experiences at the GLIDE Program in Abu Dhabi, and her insights on disease elimination strategies. Discover the significant influence of NYU's School of Global Public Health on her understanding of environmental health. Please enjoy this conversation with Hyacinth Burrows, a true champion for public health and societal change.

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