How do we guarantee medical care for all? Should vaccinations be mandatory? How should we distribute resources if our medical system is under stress? Is it possible to balance protecting our economy, our environment, and our citizens? Physicians, scientists, politicians and advocates work tirelessly to promote global health equity—but how? In this class, we’ll learn about how we can work towards achieving equal, accessible, and quality care for all—and what that means globally.

Artificial intelligence is one of the most revolutionary technological innovations of our time, and is now found in nearly everything from smart cars to entertainment platforms to agriculture. However, what does the rise of AI mean for the world of public health? How may it be an unprecedented tool for innovation—and how may it create entirely new obstacles? In this lecture, we will cover everything from the societal implications of AI to the cutting-edge public health solutions that are being developed today.