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HHMI Professor at Boston University. Director @cfd_center. Op-ed contributor @ProSyn, @etribune and others. RTs not endorsements.
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Highlighting the need for more holistic, participatory design of assistive technologies in displacement settings

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By Helen Lindsay, Rashmina J Sayeeda, Yanina Nahum, Rana Hussein, Carrie Preston, Muhammad H. Zaman
| Frontiers in Public Health Verified
Abstract Forced displacement exacerbates existing disabilities and can lead to the development of functional impairments, especially for women, children, and aging populations. Estimates indicate 15 to 33% of displaced individuals live with disabilities, but data remains limited. This perspective piece describes the current landscape of assistive technologies addressing physical, motor, and sensory disabilities in displacement settings.
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How Can We Promote Trust in Technology to Increase Access and Equity in Health Care?

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By Patricia Davidson, Muhammad H. Zaman, Caleb Ferguson, David Currow
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Equitable Health Care in an Era of Disruption and Innovation The impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic have been the focus of much discussion and debate, and history will be the arbitrator of truth about its legacies for society in general and health care specifically. The COVID-19 pandemic has been a rapid catalyst for technological innovation. The pandemic also has been a stark accelerant for increased inequity, distrust and misinformation (Jaiswal, LoSchiavo, and Perlman 2020).
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Evaluation of Surveillance Strategies of Antimicrobial Consumption in Animals

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By Carly Ching, Muhammad H. Zaman, Veronika J. Wirtz
| MDPI
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