As we look to the next generation, I am inspired to see our UNC students rising up to meet this moment. This one’s for North Carolina . . . youtube.com/watch?v=wNV6wC…

The U.S. Elections present an existential crossroads for #GlobalHealth, as we examine in The Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics. cambridge.org/core/journals/… Developed by UNC & Duke faculty and students, I am inspired that we came together to fight for North Carolina – and the future of global health policy. 🗳️

An RFK Jr-led health disinformation coalition could cause permanent damage to our national immunizations. Even though vaccine policies are set by state legislatures, where I am in the Southern U.S. + elsewhere the trickle down would be catastrophic: measles pertussis, even polio

The O'Neill Institute is honoring Lawrence Gostin today for his impactful career at the forefront of #GlobalHealthLaw. eventbrite.com/e/a-festschrif… In commemorating his academic contributions, OUP is offering a 30% discount this week on his books 📚. global.oup.com/academic/searc… (ALAUTHC4).

What an exceptional day to honor my incomparable and truly exceptional colleague and friend, Lawrence Gostin and to center potecting health now. Thank you Aloe Blacc Renee Fleming Anthony Ms. Magazine Feminist Majority Sam Zarifi pardismahdavi Georgetown Law O'Neill Institute CSPAN 🙏🏿

Only one week left until Election Day! 🗳️ See these resources from CUGH which outlines where each party stands on global health issues. Please get out to vote in this deeply consequential election! Keith Martin MD CUGH Trainee Advisory Committee (CUGH TAC) Benjamin Mason Meier Global Health NOW ResearchAmerica

In the #Presidentialelection, much has been written about civility, equity & policy in the US. But what may be more consequential is a Trump admin that would torpedo global health institutions & unravel core values of global solidarity, partnerships, and global health justice.

These are the some of the key health issues in the US #election2024 . See cugh.org for info comparing the 2 major parties’ positions on a range of global health issues. Cc Benjamin Mason Meier CUGH CUGH Trainee Advisory Committee (CUGH TAC) APHA PBS News NPR CNN Politics Fox News

TOMORROW is the last day of early voting in North Carolina. Focusing my classes this week on the global health implications of the U.S. elections, it was inspiring to go to the polls with my global health policy students, sharing our hopes and fears at this existential crossroads

We all face moments when things feel overwhelming, and that’s okay. Remember, you are not alone.

Public health hangs in the balance of this U.S. election. Whether or not academic journals “endorse” a candidate, it is crucial that academic scholarship engage with the implications of elections, and it was inspiring to speak with anil oza about the #GlobalHealth implications.

On this day in 1968, Shirley Chisholm became first black woman elected to the United States Congress.

Please join Milena Ansari and Osaid Alser to discuss the ongoing detention, torture, and attacks on Palestinian healthcare workers, hosted by the FXB Center for Health and Human Rights at Harvard University on Tuesday, November 19 at 12pm EST fxb.harvard.edu/event/targetin…

Having considered the #GlobalHealth implications of the US elections, we now return to power those who: 🔬 neglected #PublicHealth, ⚖️ violated #HumanRights & 🌎 undermined #GlobalGovernance. How can we prepare the next generation to respond? linkedin.com/posts/benjamin…

I greatly appreciate @paimadhu for curating a list of #GlobalHealth experts who are moving to bluesky. bsky.app/profile/madhup… Grateful for our community, I look forward to reengaging on social media (@benjaminmasonmeier.bsky.social) to uphold human rights in global health.

❗️Every year tobacco kills 8 million people worldwide, mainly in low- and middle-income countries where 8⃣0⃣% of the world’s smokers live. And that annual toll includes 1⃣.2⃣ million deaths⚰️⚱️ just from exposure to second-hand smoke, over US$ 1⃣trillion in health-care costs and

This #HumanRightsDay, the public health community is conspicuously silent – even as human rights will be crucial in facing the global health challenges to come. I took advantage of the quiet to develop a thread looking back on our global health engagement. bsky.app/profile/benjam…

"As global norms are set and scientific standards issued, the absence of the US [from WHO] will undermine scientific research, health security, and foreign policy," write Lawrence Gostin and Benjamin Mason Meier in a new #ScienceEditorial. scim.ag/4atNpxW

In this Viewpoint, Lawrence Gostin, Benjamin Mason Meier, and Assistant Secretary Loyce Pace explore concerns surrounding possible US withdrawal from World Health Organization (WHO) and the effect this would have on US global health leadership and health security. ja.ma/428eeUD