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In this third instalment of our 12-part Decolonising Global Health series, Maju Brunette joins us again as she reflects on the deep-rooted links between poverty, power and the spread of infectious diseases, focusing on tuberculosis (TB) and its disproportionate impact on marginalised communities in the Global South. Writing from Lima on World TB Day, she invites readers to consider how global health can move beyond biomedical responses to address the structural inequalities that allow diseases like TB to persist.
John Powell
MA MB BChir MSc PhD PGCertMedEd MRCPsych FFPH FFCI John Powell - Professor of Digital Health
Jonathan Livingstone-Banks
BA MA PhD Jonathan Livingstone-Banks - Lecturer & Senior Researcher in Evidence-Based Healthcare
Laura Wilde
Ph.D, BSc(Hons), MSc, CPsychol, AFHEA Laura Wilde - ARC Postdoctoral Researcher
Kamran Abbasi
Kamran Abbasi - Visiting Professor
Clare Wickings
Clare Wickings - Head of Human Resources and Deputy to the Head of Administration
Ly-Mee Yu
M.Sc., DPhil Ly-Mee Yu - Professor of Clinical Trials and Biostatistics
Sue Ziebland
Sue Ziebland - Professor of Medical Sociology and Co-Director of MS&HERG
Joseph Wherton
BSc (Hons), PhD Joseph Wherton - Associate Professor
Geoff Wong
MA MBBS MD(Res) FHEA FRCGP Geoff Wong - Professor of Primary Care
Katherine Tucker
BSc(Hon), PhD Katherine Tucker - Associate Professor
Richard Stevens
BA MSc PhD Richard Stevens - Professor of Medical Statistics
Stephanie Tierney
PhD, MA, BA Stephanie Tierney - Associate Professor
Sarah Tonkin-Crine
Sarah Tonkin-Crine - Professor of Health Psychology
James Sheppard
Ph.D. BSc(Hons), PGCert James Sheppard - Professor of Applied Health Data Science
Sara Shaw
Sara Shaw - Professor of Health Policy & Practice
Annette Plüddemann
HonsBSc MSc PhD Annette Plüddemann - Associate Professor