Women's Global Health: a Focus on Women's Cancers and Public Health Interventions
Develops intervention projects on women's cancers and public health, analyzing biological, sociocultural, and molecular factors in diagnosis and treatment.
Summary
What you’ll be able to do
Deconstruct differences in female biology that impact medical/public health research and health outcomes
Describe the burden of cancers among women globally and locally
Critique scientific literature to assess for inclusion of women’s specific issues and/or inclusion of women in outcome analysis
Identify solutions to address unique women’s health challenges
Propose public health interventions that address cancer-related women’s health challenges
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Unique opportunity for fourth year medical students to develop an intervention project focused on women's health and cancer prevention, diagnosis, treatment, or awareness globally and locally. Explore how women's health is influenced by both biological and sociocultural factors. Observe components of diagnosis of women's related cancers. Analyze molecular components of cancers used for diagnosis and treatment. Deconstruct the unique diseases that affect women throughout the life cycle and social factors that influence them.
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Topics
- Women's cancer prevention, diagnosis, and treatment
- Biological and sociocultural influences on women's health
- Molecular components of cancer
- Female biology and its impact on research
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- Critique scientific literature for women's health inclusion
- Propose public health interventions
- Analyze molecular components of cancers
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