Our team and writers diligently worked through the current crisis unfolding across the world. We firmly believe that this is a unique time to understand, and intervene upon, the fundamental causes of health. Many of these pieces address what lies beneath the surface. Regardless of where we are in the world, we can all agree that the beginning of the decade has brought many new changes and experiences to the livelihood of ourselves and our communities. In this issue, we share the student stories on the many underlying experiences amidst a global crisis.
We are incredibly proud to present Issue 3 of Intervene Upstream – Underlying: Reflections of Condition.
COVID-19
- Understanding the COVID-19 Pandemic: Transmission Dynamics and Public Health Measures by Ashten Duncan
- The Epidemiological ABCs of COVID-19 by Nicky Tettamanti
Opinions
- There’s an App for That: A Look at the Science behind Health Apps by Kim Hazel
- Regulating Data in Public Health by David Bronstein
Reflections
- White Coats For Change by Dr. Michael Hu
- Hospice: Reflections on Culture, Religion, Identity, and Death by Hanna-Osman-Gawande
Mentor Interviews
- Dr. Sarah Andrea on Methorship, EpiGirlGang, and the EpiCookieChallenge by Nicky Tettamanti
Media Review
- A Beginner’s Guide to Equality: Melinda Gates’ Moment of Lift: How Empowering Women Changes the World by Kayleigh Barrett
We would like to thank everyone who has submitted to the publication and continues to grow with us through our second issue; please help us in continuing to give power to public health: one graduate student at a time.
- Series 4– Public Health Solidarity - September 15, 2020
- Inequity, Domination, and Liberation during COVID-19 - September 15, 2020
- Archive – The Palate, Nutrition and Public Health - July 6, 2020
