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Global Health Voices is a platform for authentic stories and uncovered narratives, told from changemakers shaping the future of global health. This podcast invites you on a journey into the lives of those behind and on scene, amplifying diverse voices and fostering meaningful dialogue within Asia and beyond. Hosted by Natasha Tai and Glen Koh from the SingHealth Duke-NUS Global Health Institute. The views expressed by guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of the institute.
SDGHI hosts Global Health Voices, a education show with 23 episodes published.
In the final episode of the season, Glen and Nat look back at what defined global health in 2025. They revisit their favourite moments from the podcast, reflect on the lessons that stood out, and discuss the trends they’
In this episode, we sit down with Assistant Professor Shurendar Kumar, where he shares the invaluable lessons learned from his time in places like the Malaysian Ministry of Health, WHO, and even a start-up. He also discu
In this episode, we sit down with Professor David Hipgrave, a true veteran of global health. From his beginnings in Australia to his extensive work with UNICEF, David shares invaluable lessons learned from his time in pl
From saving lives on the ground in Indonesia to shaping global health policy with the WHO and UNICEF, Suci’s career has been driven by one goal: making a difference. Now, she’s harnessing the power of big data to confron
How does one transition from being a speech therapist to the global health space? Kaisin sits down with Natasha as she recounts her journey, which led her to the SingHealth Duke-NUS Global Health Institute. Find out why
What does it actually take to work in global health? Glen Koh and Natasha Tai definitely didn’t take the usual route. Tune in to hear how they found their way in, the unexpected opportunities that came up, and what keeps
That’s the question we’re asked all the time! In this new season of the Global Health Voices podcast, find out what global health means to our hosts, Natasha Tai and Glen Koh, as they demystify the topic. They’ll share t
Prof Hannah Kuper echoes key points made by previous speakers and emphasises the importance of creating inclusive systems, be they in education or health. Such systems not only cater to people living with disabilities, t
The conversation with Mr Mongkolsawadi is infused with the power of positive thinking and being proactive in enacting change. His life-long work to promote the employability of people living with disabilities and his exp
Dr Shubha Nagesh has a lifetime of being a strong advocate for children and adolescents living with disabilities. She combines her research interest on gender and disability with a strong commitment to work closely with
Dato Dr Amar’s measured tones belie his strong and lifelong passion advocating for the rights of children living with disabilities. His work includes building communities, developing national programmes and changing mind
An energetic and enlightening conversationalist, Dr Renzo Guinto doesn’t shy away from the big issues when it comes to the most pressing challenges to planetary health and its spillover on human health outcomes. Dr Guint
Dr Kapila’s many years of experience in tough and, at times, disheartening situations have not diminished his passion for ‘doing the right thing’. He stands by his principles and urges us to re-evaluate the corporatisati
Dr Menghaney’s commitment to articulating and advocating for marginalised groups rings through every conversation with her. In this podcast, she links the role of the Indian pharmaceutical industry to the global movement
The conversation with Dr Chacko is always dynamic, always engaging. Her work is evidence of the power of multi-disciplinary efforts. In this episode, she emphasises the importance of translating scientific breakthroughs
Dr Prachumsri outlines the very complex pathway to developing a vaccine to protect against the Plasmodium Vivax malaria parasite. This conversation takes on greater poignancy in the context of the discussions around COVI
In this wide ranging conversation, Professor Martin Bloem pulls together different themes and disciplines to reflect on how we can respond to and examine underlying factors contributing to both acute crises and long term
The passion for prompting women’s voices and creating opportunities for dialogue is evident throughout the conversation with Dr Oomman. She emphasises the need for greater integration of gender and intersectional perspec
Drawing from his many years of experience tracking down bat viruses, Prof Wang identifies some of the factors that led to the current global pandemic. He stresses that the exit strategy should be science based, while ack
Hearing Dr Malabika Sarker and Dr Sabina Faiz Rashid trace the evolution of their public health careers to their current leadership positions with the BRAC James P Grant School of Public Health is an enlightening experie
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