Dr. Joia Mukherjee is an associate professor with the Division of Global Health Equity at the Brigham and Women's Hospital and the Department of Global Health and Social Medicine at Harvard Medical School. Since 2000, Dr. Mukherjee has been Chief Medical Officer of Partners In Health.
Previous Q&A's
Everything Is Tuberculosis Q&A Pt. 1
Featuring
John Green: John Green is a young-adult and nonfiction
writer, and
the author of
Everything is Tuberculosis. He is the co-creator
of
Vlogbrothers, Crash Course, and the Project For Awesome
(alongside his brother, Hank.) John is also a member of
the
board of trustees of Partners in Health, where he
(alongside
Nerdfighteria) has raised funds to fight maternal
mortality in
Sierra Leone. He has also advocated for and help fund TB
diagnostics, treatment, and prevention around the world.
Watch on Youtube
Everything Is Tuberculosis Q&A Pt. 2
Featuring
Henry Reider: Henry Reider is a content creator, poet, and a
MDR-TB
survivor from
Freetown, Sierra Leone. Through his YouTube channel,
Henry
shares a window into what life is like in Freetown,
including
the lifestyle, business, culture, and challenges of his
community. Henry is an advocate for improving access to
clean
water in
Sierra Leone, as well as against tuberculosis. His story
is told
in John Green's Everything is Tuberculosis, a New
York
Times #1
bestseller.
John Green: John Green is a young-adult and nonfiction
writer, and
the author of
Everything is Tuberculosis. He is the co-creator
of
Vlogbrothers, Crash Course, and the Project For Awesome
(alongside his brother, Hank.) John is also a member of
the
board of trustees of Partners in Health, where he
(alongside
Nerdfighteria) has raised funds to fight maternal
mortality in
Sierra Leone. He has also advocated for and help fund TB
diagnostics, treatment, and prevention around the world.
Watch on Youtube
Phantom Plague Q&A
Featuring
Vidya Krishnan is an Indian journalist, activist, and author of Phantom Plauge. Her work in investigative journalism focuses on health and medical science, covering tuberculosis and the COVID-19 pandemic in India, among other topics. In the past, Vidya has written for The Atlantic, LA Times, The Hindu and Harvard Public Health Magazine.
