1/10 Social Medicine: Introduction and History

1
Social Medicine Course
2007
Community, National and Global Perspectives
ESSENTIALS OF MEDICAL PRACTICE NOT TAUGHT IN
MEDICAL SCHOOL SHORT SESSIONS LED BY FIELD
LEADERS WITH DISCUSSION TO FOLLOW

• 1/10 Social Medicine Introduction and History
  Matt Anderson, MD, MSc
• 1/17 The Unequal Distribution of HIV/AIDS
  Peter Selwyn, MD, MPH
• 1/24 Hepatitis C Disease Prevention/Health
  Promotion Melissa Stein, MD
• 1/31 Movie Night Salud! How Cuba has
  committed to health care for all
• 2/7 Medical Assistance for Civilian Victims of
  War Eric Talbert
• 2/15 (Thurs) Addressing Domestic Violence
  Suzanne Marcus, MS
• 2/21 The Personal-Responsibility Doctrine in
  Health Care Gene Bishop, MD
• 2/28 Liberation Medicine Lanny Smith, MD,
  MPH, TM
• 3/7 Reproductive Health and Abortion in
  America

• 3/14 Gun Violence A Trauma Surgeons
  Perspective Sheldon Teperman, MD
• 3/21 Patient Empowerment Art Mellor
• 3/28 Homophobia Hurts Treating the Bronx
  LGBT Community Lisa Winters, CSW, JD
• 4/11 Complementary/Alternative and Social
  Medicine Ellen Tattleman, MD
• 4/18 Treating Disorders of Sexual
  Development, with Compassion Janet Green
• 4/25 Racial Disparities Revealed after
  Hurricane Katrina Irwin Redlener, MD
• 5/2 War and Social Medicine Victor
  Sidel, MD

DINNER WILL BE PROVIDED ? WEDNESDAY NIGHTS 530
PM ? FORCHHEIMER 5TH FLOOR LECTURE HALL ORGANIZED
BY AECOM STUDENTS OPEN TO ALL MEMBERS OF THE
AECOM COMMUNITY
Questions? Kosher meal? E-mail
lojalvo_at_aecom.yu.edu