Kim Lindblade
Inquirer · DISC type dcKim Lindblade is a global health leader and epidemiologist with over 25 years of experience at organizations like the WHO, US CDC, and PATH. As Director of Research at Indiana Universitys Center for Global Health, she focuses on disease elimination, operational research, and shaping health strategies. She holds a PhD from the University of Michigan School of Public Health.
She has a strong personal and professional connection to Kenya, where she began her career as an epidemiologist. Having grown up in the Midwest, she considers her work with the AMPATH partnership in Kenya a homecoming. She actively reads and promotes the work of other public health leaders.
She has authored over 80 publications on topics ranging from malaria and influenza to Ebola.
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