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Healing CommunitiesThis episode unpacks glaucoma as the leading global cause of irreversible blindness and its disproportionate impact on Black populations. Using the "weathering hypothesis" and NHANES findings, it explores how chronic stress and systemic inequities drive this disparity. The discussion also highlights public health strategies and initiatives, including Jefferson's MPH program, aimed at addressing these inequities.
About the podcast
Thomas Jefferson University's Public Health Program trains students to drive real-world change in community health and equity. Our students conduct meaningful capstone projects addressing urgent public health issues through rigorous research, advocacy, and policy analysis. Each episode spotlights student-led efforts on the front lines, showcasing solutions that bridge science and social justice across diverse communities.
