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Exposing Inequalities: How the Health Care System Failed in Venezuela

Event Date:

November 16, 2023 | 12:00 PM EST TO 1:00 PM EST

ADDRESS:

George Washington University
950 New Hampshire Ave, NW
Room B100A

Washington, DC 20052

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This is Prodavinci’s in-depth coverage relating to the myth of public and free health care in...

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Join the Department of Global Health in The Milken Institute School of Public Health at George Washington University for the research and practice seminar "Exposing Inequalities: How the Health Care System Failed in Venezuela" with Pulitzer Center grantee Ricardo Barbar.

On Thursday, November 16, at 12:00pm EST, Barbar will present his reporting on Venezuela’s unequal, expensive health care. A series of restrictive public policies and government decisions deteriorated health care services in a country once known for its free, robust, and quality public health system.

Barbar is a feature writer and health reporter at Prodavinci. He writes on rare diseases, cancer, COVID-19, and access to drinking water.

The event is free and open to the public. Zoom access is also available.

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