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In this new role, Dr. Kerry will play a pivotal role to amplify the WHO’s high-level climate change and health agenda. Her role will entail — Raise awareness and amplify WHOs messages on the importance of climate and health among the general public, key influencers and policy-makers.
7. März 2004 · Vanessa Kerry , 27, Tochter des demokratischen US-Präsidentschaftsbewerbers, schätzt den Mut ihres Vaters bei der Rettung des Hamsters Licorice höher als all seine Heldentaten während des ...
1. Apr. 2024 · Dr Vanessa Kerry appointed as WHO Director-General Special Envoy for Climate Change and Health – “We are delighted to have Dr Vanessa Kerry join WHO as our Special Envoy for Climate Change and Health. Her extensive experience and dedication to public health make her an invaluable asset in addressing the health consequences of climate change. Together, we will work towards a more ...
Dr. Vanessa Kerry, who has worked on global health issues for two decades, recently took a more prominent role as the World Health Organization's first Special Envoy for Climate Change and Health ...
22. Juni 2023 · The World Health Organization (WHO) on Thursday, June 22, 2023, appointed Dr Vanessa Kerry, a medical doctor, as the first-ever Director-General Special Envoy for Climate Change and Health. Dr Kerry, the CEO of Seed Global Health, a Massachusetts-based organisation which helps provide medical and nursing training support in resource-limited countries, will play an important role in expanding ...
Vanessa Kerry. Vanessa Kerry is the director of the Program in Global Public Policy and Social Change in the Department of Global Health and Social Medicine at Harvard Medical School. The program helps examine the underutilization of healthcare as a tool to address economic, social, and cultural disparities that define poor health domestically ...
26. Juli 2021 · Dr. Vanessa Kerry on how too many vaccine refusals could threaten the COVID recovery Sky News | October 2, 2020 "We, in the US, have had a failure of leadership to take this seriously and to take the measures personally or nationally to protect individuals from getting COVID.. ."
