If you missed this week's lunchtime seminar What if hardship causes drug resistance? you can catch up with the recording here.
, Assistant Professor in Global Sustainable Development at the University of Warwick, takes a development studies perspective to explore hardship as a driver of AMR-related health behaviour.
He examines the concepts of marginalisation and precarity and discusses his cross-sectional qualitative and representative survey research from Thailand and Laos. His analysis provides new policy insights and research opportunities to explore structural factors in human health behaviour.
LSHTM's short courses provide opportunities to study specialised topics across a broad range of public and global health fields. From AMR to vaccines, travel medicine to clinical trials, and modelling to malaria, refresh your skills and join one of our short courses today.