Our Objective
R4HC-MENA’s objective is to build research and policy capacity in conflict affected areas, focusing on health, political economy of health, and complex non-communicable diseases such as mental health and cancer, and facilitate more effective translation of research into policy.
Our legacy will be a new, networked community with practice, policy and health systems financing and planning informed by the best available evidence.
What We Do
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Richard Sullivan is Professor of Cancer and Global Health at King’s College London, Director, Institute of Cancer Policy (ICP) and Director (with Preeti Patel) of the KCL Conflict & Health Research Group. Richard is the Principal Investigator of the R4HC-MENA programme.
Professor Rita Giacaman is a professor of public health and director of the Institute of Community and Public Health at Birzeit University (ICPH/BZU), occupied Palestinian territory. Rita is co-leading the mental health workstream research in conflict in the occupied Palestinian territory project.
Dr. Preeti Patel Dr. Preeti Patel is a Reader in Global Health and Conflict in the Department of War Studies, King’s College London. Preeti is Co-Principal Investigator for the R4HC-MENA programme.
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Building collaborations in global cancer care: from fragile conflict ecosystems to emerging economies / Cancer care in areas of drug conflict
Dr Enrique Soto from the National Institute of Medical Sciences, Mexico City speaks to ecancer at the CCLMIC meeting at the Royal Society of Medicine in London, UK. He discusses the very serious issue of how to
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