Mark Nichter He is Regents Professor Emeritus and former coordinator of the Graduate Program in Medical Anthropology at the University of Arizona. He has a Ph.D. in Anthropology and a Masters in Public Health, and postdoctoral training in cultural psychiatry and clinical anthropology. A member of the Department of Family and Community Medicine and the School of Public Health at the University of Arizona, he has published widely and is well known in the academic communities of health social science and global health. He has been a consultant to international health and development organizations and a member of several panels of the Institute of Medicine at the University of Arizona. eu. Currently, he is a member of three working groups related to covid-19 and co-founder of hcw-hosted.orga coalition supporting health care workers and their families in the pandemic.

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Pandemic, Year 2. Different Experiences, Shared Dilemmas and Multiple Reflections from Medical Anthropology Around Covid 19

  • Mark Nichter
  • Rosa Maria Osorio
  • Sahra Gibbon

  • moderator Lina Rosa Berrio
  • moderator Paola Maria Sesia

We have invited three specialists from the field of medical anthropology to reflect on their respective experiences and knowledge of Mexico, Great Britain, the United States and India, all of them countries deeply affected by the pandemic, even if in very different ways, and whose management of the pandemic has been oriented in different directions. This allows us to contrast the diversity of official responses to the health and economic crisis.