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Reports and Policy Papers
We're very proud of all the hard work of our recruited teams of students.
Take a look at some of our completed projects below - we hope you'll enjoy what we've produced so far!
Research projects in 2021
HIV Interventions and Mental Health: A Systematic Literature Review
In Collaboration with HealthRight
Protecting the neglected from disease:
the role of gender, health equity and human rights in the fight against
neglected tropical diseases
Non-Communicable Diseases: Intersectoral collaboration and the Sustainable Development Goals
HIV Interventions and Mental Health: A Systematic Literature Review
In Collaboration with HealthRight
Protecting the neglected from disease:
the role of gender, health equity and human rights in the fight against
neglected tropical diseases
Non-Communicable Diseases: Intersectoral collaboration and the Sustainable Development Goals
Research projects in 2020
Evaluation of Social Access to Safe Surgeries in the Philippines
Protecting the neglected from disease:
the role of gender, health equity and human rights in the fight against
neglected tropical diseases
Non-Communicable Diseases: Intersectoral collaboration and the Sustainable Development Goals
Achieving Universal Healthcare in the United States: Lessons from an International Context
NY Branch
Taking the Gene out of Generation: Will Gene Editing Enable Equity?
Collaboration project between the NY and Cambridge Branch
The Relationship Between PM2.5 Exposure, Healthcare Disparities, and Breast Cancer Mortality -
A Literature Review to Understand Breast Cancer Mortality Rates in The Bronx, NY
NY Branch
Evaluation of Social Access to Safe Surgeries in the Philippines
Protecting the neglected from disease:
the role of gender, health equity and human rights in the fight against
neglected tropical diseases
Non-Communicable Diseases: Intersectoral collaboration and the Sustainable Development Goals
Technology in Healthcare: Advancing AI in the NHS
Brexit:
Its Effects on the British Pharmaceutical Industry
Waiting to die?:
The future of Organ donation in the UK
Critical Analysis of the UK Surrogacy Laws from an International Perspective: Lessons not Learnt