Post Covid: The Unequal State of Health in America

Let's Find Common Ground

USC Dornsife Center for the Political Future

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🗓️ 9 October 2023

⏱️ 55 minutes

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Summary

CPF Director Bob Shrum joins a panel of public health experts for a discussion on post-pandemic health inequities in America.

Featuring:

Sofia Gruskin: Director, USC Institute on Inequalities in Global Health
Sujeet Rao: Former Senior Policy Advisor, White House COVID-19 Response Team; Director, USC Dornsife Public Exchange Health and Wellbeing Practice
Dr. Bradley Stoner: Head of the Department of Public Health Sciences, Queens University; Former President of the American Sexually Transmitted Diseases Association
Bob Shrum: Director, Center for the Political Future; Warschaw Chair in Practical Politics, USC Dornsife

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0:00.0	Welcome to the bully pulpit from the University of Southern California Center for the Political Future.
0:11.7	Our podcast brings together America's top politicians, journalists, academics, and strategists from across the political spectrum for discussions on hot-button issues where we respect
0:22.0	each other and respect the truth. We hope you enjoy these conversations.
0:29.3	We're partnering today with, and this is a long list, so I'll do it fast. The USC Dornside
0:35.1	Center for International Studies, the departments of anthropology, gender and
0:39.3	sexuality studies, political science, international relations, sociology, along with the Institute
0:45.1	for Inequalities in Global Health, the Institute for Equity Research. You can see Allison has been
0:50.8	very busy on this. The Keck School of Medicine, Narrative Medicine, the Price School of Public Policy,
0:56.2	the Levin Institute for Humanities, the Blackstonians, and the Institute for Advanced Catholic Studies at USC.
1:02.7	We're going to have a conversation for about 40 minutes and then open this up for questions
1:07.7	from our audience.
1:08.4	We have a terrific panel with us today, even though
1:11.4	Congresswoman Nanette Baragon couldn't be here because of the chaos or the clown show
1:18.3	in the House of Representatives yesterday. But I'm very pleased to introduce the guests who are with us.
1:24.1	Sophia Gruskin is the director of the USC Institute on Inequalities in Global Health and Holtz
1:29.5	posts at Gould, Keck, and USC Dornside. You must be tired. She serves on numerous international
1:34.9	boards and committees, including the PEPFAR scientific advisory board. That's the initiative that
1:40.4	George Bush started in Africa and that has vaccinated or dealt with HIV for so many
1:47.6	millions of people there, and which is under the gun right. And the Lancet Commission on
1:51.9	Gender and Global Health. Suji Rao served a senior policy advisor on the Biden White House's
1:58.0	COVID-19 response team. He is now the director of the public exchange health and well-being practice at USC Dornside.
2:06.4	Dr. Bradley Stoner is the head of the Department of Public Health Sciences at Queen's University
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