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Maja Pleic is a global health and global equity researcher and advocate. Maja holds an MA in Political Economy of International Development and a BA in International Relations and Economics, from the University of Toronto.
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Maja Pleic is a global health and global equity researcher and advocate. She is currently a research collaborator with the Harvard Global Equity Initiative (HGEI), and project coordinator with the Young Professionals Chronic Disease Network, where she leads the Trade … Continue reading
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This week, Maja Pleic writes on the connections between economic inequality and non-communicable disease. A timely article, in time for the latest triennial Global Status Report on NCDs. On January 19th, Oxfam released a report which shows that global wealth inequality, … Continue reading
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