USC Institute on Inequalities in Global Health
The USC Institute for Global Health aims to improve global health by educating future and current global health leaders, carrying out trans-disciplinary research, and assuring that the evidence collected informs policy and practice to make a difference.
Bioethics has been and will continue to be a key consideration during the COVID-19 crisis, as the pandemic has brought to light chronic injustices such as homelessness, and increases in discrimination and intimate partner violence.
Authors: Withers, M, Nguyen, TT, Darnell, A
Authors: Withers, M, Wipfli, H., Schenker, MB, Herbosa, T, Tigno, JV
by APRU Global Health Program with Mellissa Withers published by The Association of Pacific Rim Universities.
by Victor Hsiao, Sunya Chen and Mellissa Withers in Journal of Global Health Science.
by Mellissa Withers in Psychology Today.
Authors: Khosla R, Fisseha S, Iversen K, Malla Pradhan S, Gruskin S.
by Lauren Cutler, Katherine Ross, Mellissa Withers, Melvin Chiu and David Cutler, published in JHCPU.
Authors: Withers, M., Sayegh, P, Rodriguez-Agudelo, Y, Montoya, L, Zuno-Reyes, A, Matute, E, Ringman, J.
Each year the Breman Global Health Fellowship is awarded to support students interested in global health and public service careers in a foreign country by funding clinical, field or laboratory research. In 2019, Agnes Premkumar and Miles Lambert-Peck received the fellowship and were able to participate in research projects in Costa Rica and Uganda, respectively. … Continue reading 2019 Breman Global Health Fellows Conduct Research Abroad
