A place for rare diseases in climate adaptation
My Comment, “Rare diseases are an overlooked dimension in climate-health adaptation”, has been accepted in Nature Climate Change. Publication forthcoming.
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of science and society.
Selected perspectives from my research and public scholarship. This space grows with substantive new work and project milestones.
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Genomics is coming to Malaysia. Will it reach everyone?
My CodeBlue commentary explores equitable access and the governance of precision medicine.
Read the commentary ↗Rare diseases and the right to research
My public writing asks what it means to recognise rights when the evidence needed to realise them is missing. This concern also informs my research on ethical priorities.
Explore the research behind this question ↗Connecting forecasting, evidence, and policy
I chaired and moderated a climate–health seminar at NIH–MOH Malaysia bringing together research, policy, and practice.
Read the IMU event report ↗Bringing evidence to life
Making evidence accessible involves language, relevance, and the work of people who connect research with its audiences.
Read the published article ↗Rare diseases in a changing climate
A developing programme connecting rare diseases, climate–health, and equity through interdisciplinary collaboration.
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I welcome complementary perspectives and collaborations across research, policy, practice, and communities.