Health as a moral endeavor: exploring the moral importance of health and healthcare considering individual and societal commitments and obligations including the fair use of limited resources.
Health equity: having equitable access and the means and resources to attain one’s full life potential. Here, MPH students Kimberly Silva and Gabrielle Lodge pose for a picture standing in front of supplies they transported to Mississippi to support families of those arrested in ICE raids.
Life course perspective: the cumulative evolutionary, pre-generational, pre-natal, and life events and circumstances that influence health at any one point in time.
One health among humans, animals and environment: the inextricable relationship among animal, human, and environmental health as determined by evolutionary biology, human behavior and environmental phenomena.
Local and global impact: appreciation for the global systems that influence the processes, dynamics, and activities of the world’s populations; health as a multi-faceted state shaped within, such as biological, socio-cultural, geographic, economic, and political contexts.
