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DESCRIPTION:Heat Strain in Maternal Health: Qualitative Insights from Ugand
 aPresenter: Annabelle Marusic\, Research AssistantAnnabelle Marusic holds 
 a Bachelor's degree in neuropharmacology from King's College London\, Unit
 ed Kingdom\, and a Master's degree in Public Health\, specialising in heal
 th promotion and prevention\, from Karolinska Institutet\, Stockholm\, Swe
 den. Her thesis\, conducted with the Centre of Excellence for Sustainable 
 Health (CESH)\, examined midwives' experiences of heat exposure and adapta
 tion in rural Uganda\, building on an earlier interest in planetary health
  developed at the Sunway Centre for Planetary Health in Kuala Lumpur\, Mal
 aysia. Her time with the Collective Service at the International Federatio
 n of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies in Geneva\, Switzerland\, shaped
  an enduring interest in health equity and community-centred values in pub
 lic health practice. She is now working as a Research Assistant at CESH.Vi
 rtualRegister for October13th seminar
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SUMMARY:C4H Weathering Change Seminar: Heat Strain in Maternal Health: Qual
 itative Insights from Uganda
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<h4>Heat Strain in Maternal Health: Qualitativ
 e Insights from Uganda</h4><h5>Presenter: Annabelle Marusic\, Research Ass
 istant</h5><p>Annabelle Marusic holds a Bachelor's degree in neuropharmaco
 logy from King's College London\, United Kingdom\, and a Master's degree i
 n Public Health\, specialising in health promotion and prevention\, from K
 arolinska Institutet\, Stockholm\, Sweden. Her thesis\, conducted with the
  Centre of Excellence for Sustainable Health (CESH)\, examined midwives' e
 xperiences of heat exposure and adaptation in rural Uganda\, building on a
 n earlier interest in planetary health developed at the Sunway Centre for 
 Planetary Health in Kuala Lumpur\, Malaysia. Her time with the Collective 
 Service at the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Soci
 eties in Geneva\, Switzerland\, shaped an enduring interest in health equi
 ty and community-centred values in public health practice. She is now work
 ing as a Research Assistant at CESH.</p><p><strong>Virtual</strong><br><a 
 href="https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/bf1fa2c5-cfa3-4383-9f1e-de4
 d46ca58aa@f5222e6c-5fc6-48eb-8f03-73db18203b63" target="_blank" class="w-f
 it pill-btn">Register for October13th seminar</a></p>
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