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Ten Years of Making Unconventional Career Decisions & Starting A New Public Health Journey (Revisited)
Looking back on ten years of an unconventional career decision.
 • Pranab Chatterjee
Book Review: Rebel Without Borders
A review of Marc Vachon's semi-autobiographical book which delivers a candid and deeply honest look into the world of humanitarian health.
 • Pranab Chatterjee
Book Review: No One Can Stop the Rain
A very quick and captivating read from a couple who gave up a high-flying career to work with Doctors Without Borders in Angola.
 • Pranab Chatterjee
Witnessing Death: The Charnel House of Choeung Ek, Cambodia
Reflections from a trip to the Killing Fields in Cambodia.
 • Pranab Chatterjee
The Nocturnal Odyssey: Driving as a Pathway to Cognitive Restoration and Creative Insight
How taking a long drive on a rainy night helped unshackle my mind and overcome a crippling episode of writers' block.
 • Pranab Chatterjee

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From Risk to Resource: Professionalizing Informal Veterinary Healthcare Providers for Strengthening our One Health Future
Talking about the controversial move to integrate informal veterinary healthcare providers into the formal systems and why that is the disruptive change…
 • Pranab Chatterjee
A Cellist-Physician’s Quest to Save the Lives of Countless Cambodian Kids
My thoughts on the incredible life and work of Dr. Beat Richner.
 • Pranab Chatterjee
The Wicked Web of Antibiotic Overuse
Antibiotic overuse is a classic example of what happens when soft, hard and messy problems collide.
 • Pranab Chatterjee
Decolonizing the NTD Knowledge Ecosystems: Power, Knowledge, and Justice – A Freireian Analysis
Analyzing the movement to decolonize Neglected Tropical Disease knowledge ecosystems using Paulo Freire's concepts in "Pedagogy of the Oppressed"
 • Pranab Chatterjee
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