Maternal and Child Health

Catalog description

Explores how genetics, nutrition, disease ecology, clinical access, legal systems, cultural practices and historical context contribute to maternal and child health. Draws from diverse fields including epidemiology, anthropology, biology, medicine, global health, public policy and sustainability to integrate a complex understanding of the myriad influences that shape maternal and child health and thereby affect our broader society. Evaluates the translation of basic science into clinical practice and public policy as well as the roles and partnerships among local, national and international organizations for improving human health worldwide. Provides up-to-date information about basic science, public policy and global health of maternal and child health to develop skills translatable in the workforce.