Social Programs and Policies and Health

At the time of writing this Policy Brief, Denise Lopez Sosa was a Senior undergraduate at Stanford, majoring in Psychology with a concentration in Health and Development. She is passionate about the health and well-being of Latinx and immigrant populations in the U.S.

At the time of writing this Policy Brief Noah Magbual was a Senior majoring in Human Biology with a concentration in "Health and Social Policy Effects on Health Outcomes

At the time of writing this Policy Brief Grace Rabinowitz was a Senior at Stanford majoring in Human Biology with a concentration in Health Policy. She hosts a health policy podcast and is interested in the interplay between science and politics.

At the time of writing this policy brief, Annie Joyce was a senior majoring in Human Biology with a concentration in Health and Health Policy.   

At the time of writing this policy brief, Raushun Kirtikar was a student majoring in Human Biology.

At the time of writing this policy brief, Hannah Kelley was a junior majoring in Linguistics and Public Policy with a concentration in Health Care Policy.

At the time of writing this policy brief, Artenisa Kulla was a senior majoring in Human Biology with a concentration in Human Disease and Health Policy.   

At the time of writing this Policy Brief Alessandra Marcone was a senior undergraduate at Stanford, majoring in Human Biology with a concentration in Nutrition and Social Determinants of Health. She is passionate about improving childhood nutrition and one day she hopes to be a pediatrician.

At the time of writing this Policy Brief Audrey Elliott was a senior studying Human Biology.

At the time of writing this Policy Brief Justine Kaneda was a Junior at Stanford University majoring in Human Biology with a concentration in psychosocial determinants of health and well-being.

At the time of writing this policy brief, My Nguyen was a senior at Stanford University. She majored in Human Biology with a concentration in Biosocial Determinants of Global Child Health. (2019)

At the time of writing this Policy Brief, Geeta Rajamani was a junior at Stanford University. She majored in Human Biology with a concentration in "Exploring Health Disparities Through a Big Data Lens."

At the time of writing this policy brief the author was  Vincent Busque.

At the time of writing this Policy Brief the author was a junior at Stanford University. Maimi Higuchi majored in Human Biology with a concentration in Human Health and Disease.

At the time of writing this policy brief, Sheryl Fuehrer was a master's student in Stanford's Community Health and Prevention Research program

At the time of writing this policy brief, Juliana Baratta was a master's student in the Community Health and Prevention Research (CHPR) program. Her research entails assessing physician and patient perspectives on the implementation of precision health specifically to improve diabetes management. She is currently applying for PhD programs in Public Health. 

At the time of writing, Brian Amu Fleischer was a senior majoring in Human Biology with a concentration in Infectious Diseases in Child Health. He is passionate about the epidemiology of infectious diseases especially in low resource settings in low and middle income countries in Africa and around the world. Brian hopes to pursue a career in Medicine and hopes to work within the arena of children's health.

At the time of writing this policy brief, Haley O'Brien was a junior majoring in Human Biology with a concentration in health policy and public health.

At the time of writing this document, Martine Madill was a senior at Stanford University majoring in Psychology and minoring in Human Biology. She is particularly interested in public health, prevention, and the social determinants of health. Following these passions, Martine hopes to work as a physician and advocate for underserved populations in healthcare.

Jordyn Irwin is a senior majoring in Human Biology with a concentration in Improving Health in Underserved communities. She is passionate about understanding and addressing health disparities, especially through education and health advocacy. Jordyn hopes to pursue a career in medicine and public health.

At the time of writing this paper, Carolina Ornelas was a senior at Stanford University majoring in Human Biology with a concentration in health disparities in gender and ethnicity. Her passion lies in community health and aspires to one day be a physician.

At the time of writing this document, Jackie Tran was a junior studying Human Biology with a concentration in Public Health Policy and a minor in Economics. Considering her interest in health policy and health economics, she plans to pursue Master's degrees in both public health and business administration and hopes to work in the ever-changing healthcare field in the future.

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At the time of writing this document, Stephanie Navarro was a junior at Stanford University majoring in Human Biology with a concentration in Community Health and Health Care.  Stephanie plans to pursue a career as a pediatrician in community health and hopes that she will be able to return home to San Diego to advocate for the health care San Diego's children.

At the time of writing this paper, Alyssa Thomas was a senior majoring in Psychology at Stanford University. With a strong interest in both behavioral sciences and community health, she hopes to obtain an MPH and pursue a career in the Public Health field.

At the time of writing this document, Eileen Mariano was a junior at Stanford University, majoring in Human Biology with an Area of Concentration in Global Public Health. Her interest in writing the document "Health and Sex Trafficking in Nepal" stemmed from her three-month journey to Kathmandu in the fall of 2013. While in Nepal, Eileen witnessed the process and effects of human trafficking, something that she will never forget. She hopes that this document will further educate the population about the reality of modern day slavery, specifically in the beautiful country of Nepal.

At the time of writing this paper, Juan Pablo Reynoso was a senior majoring in Human Biology with a concentration in the Social Determinants of Health. He is most interested in understanding how community development and environmental health strategies can be used to promote health and well-being, especially in underserved communities. Post-graduation, Juan hopes to pursue a career in public health.

At the time of writing this paper, Leanna Castro was a senior at Stanford University majoring in Human Biology with a concentration in Preventive Medicine and Child Development.

At the time of writing this paper, Talon Clayton was a junior at Stanford University majoring in Human Biology with an Area of Concentration in "Health and Health Policy in Underserved Communities."

At the time of writing this paper, Megan Aguilera was a junior at Stanford University majoring in Human Biology with a concentration in Social and Biological Determinants of Health.

At the time of writing this paper, Cassandra Montoya was currently a senior at Stanford University, majoring in Human Biology with a concentration in Health Promotion. She was inspired to research and write about community gardens by her love of gardening, and would like to thank Professor Eunice Rodriguez and Katey Mulfinger for their helpful feedback during the writing of this paper.

At the time of writing this paper, Elizabeth Holve was a junior at Stanford, majoring in Human Biology with a concentration Public Health and Infectious Diseases.

At the time of writing this paper, Elizabeth Holve was a junior at Stanford, majoring in Human Biology with a concentration Public Health and Infectious Diseases.