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[Research Report] Anticipatory Science Diplomacy as a Framework for Addressing Inequities in Cancer Research and Care: Insights from Geneva

I’m excited to share my Laidlaw Research Report on how anticipatory science diplomacy can help address inequities in global cancer prevention and care. This summer in Geneva, I explored how institutions engage with foresight, combining literature review, archival research, and expert interviews.
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Amna Habiba
Molecular Biology Student, University of Toronto
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Amna Habiba (She/Her)
Molecular Biology Student, University of Toronto

Hey! I’m Amna, a third-year molecular biology student at the University of Toronto.

I’ve worked in labs studying genetics and nanoimmunoengineering, but I also care a lot about science communication, from writing about microbes to speaking at places like the UN. For my summer research project, I am exploring anticipatory science diplomacy in Geneva. When I’m not deep in research mode, I’m probably planning my next escapade.

Always down to connect, especially if you care about science, systems, or asking big questions.

 

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