As part of a listening and gathering process for the project ‘Improving Trustworthiness in Global Health’, Conrad Keating (Adjunct Professor and writer-in-residence at the School of Medicine, University College Dublin) interviewed thinkers across agencies and geographies including physician-scientists, virologists, policy makers and global health leaders. These short interviews address a range of subjects from disinformation and declining global health budgets, to how the changing geopolitical context and the rise of defensive nationalism will affect global public health programmes over the coming decades. 

Julio Frenk | Physician, Global Health Researcher and Chancellor of the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)

Edward Holmes | Evolutionary Biologist and Virologist, University of Sydney

Peter Hotez | Paediatrician, Vaccinologist, Global Health Strategist, Baylor College of Medicine Texas and the coordinator of the Texas Children’s Centre for Vaccine Development

Heidi Larson | Anthropologist and Founding Director of the Vaccine Confidence Project, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine

Uche Amazigo | Professor of Medical Parasitology and Public Health Specialist

Find out more about the 'Improving trustworthiness in Global Health and Global Health Leadership' project