21st Century Health
Howard University's 1867 Health Innovations Project and Voxtopica

21st Century Health

No. of episodes
7
Latest episode
2023-01-09

Where can you listen?

The United States has many challenges that require improvement, like other health systems throughout the world. Historically, these challenges disproportionately impact distressed communities. Many of us are working to solve these challenges by leveraging digital health and health data solutions. But if we do not innovate from a health equity perspective, then we run the risk of designing solutions that are misaligned with the needs and desires of communities. If you want the right resources to advance healthcare innovations that work for all communities, stay updated with the most cutting-edge information with 21st Century Health. Tune in every other week as host Michael Crawford talks to global health experts, leaders, and innovators to find out what we need to collaborate and co-create healthcare solutions that enhance health and wellbeing for all communities.

Michael Crawford is the Associate Dean for Strategy, Outreach, and Innovation and Founder and Executive Director of Howard University's 1867 Health Innovations Project.

21st Century Health is a production of Howard University’s 1867 Health Innovations Project and Voxtopica.

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Questions & Answers

How many episodes are there of 21st Century Health?

There are 7 episodes avaiable of 21st Century Health.

What is 21st Century Health about?

We have categorized 21st Century Health as:

  • Society & Culture
  • Health & Fitness
  • Medicine

Where can you listen to 21st Century Health?

21st Century Health is available, among others places, on:

  • Spotify
  • Apple Podcasts
  • Podtail
  • Google Podcasts

When did 21st Century Health start?

The first episode of 21st Century Health that we have available was released 11 October 2022.

Who creates the podcast 21st Century Health?

21st Century Health is produced and created by Howard University's 1867 Health Innovations Project and Voxtopica.