Author: H. Kay Merriman
"Global health is good for my health," Romany Redman '11 stated matter-of-factly last Friday, March 6, at the informal meeting of the five members of the Middlebury Global Health Action Network, which organized the ongoing March symposium, "Healing Humanity: Perspectives on Global Public Health."
Redman and her co-organizers recognize that the task of improving global health can seem altruistic and overwhelming, but hope that the symposium will teach students about specific global health issues that may touch them and inspire them to join the cause.
"Society has become desensitized to all of these statistics and pictures
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