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Social Justice and Health Equity – A talk with Sir Michael Marmot

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Watch a talk by Sir Michael Marmot PhD ’75, MPH ’72, internationally acclaimed epidemiologist who has conducted seminal research into the social determinants of health for more than four decades. He provides evidence that, as we look across countries, national policies make a difference and much can be done in cities, towns, and local areas to address the health gap.

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