The Nov. 12 symposium features research talks by young, leading scholars in global health policy research. Our keynote speaker is Christopher J.L. Murray, founder of the Global Burden of Disease project and the director of the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation. Topics include, among others, the effects of rising temperatures on child health in the developing world, environmental regulations in Mexico, and a hard look at the Millennium Villages Project.

Breakfast and lunch will be provided. A cocktail reception will be held in the Bechtel Conference Center from 6-6:45 pm following the keynote address by Chris Murray.

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