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Not All Information is Valuable with Dr. Chinenye artwork

Not All Information is Valuable with Dr. Chinenye

Afros in the Diaspora
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In this podcast episode, we dive into the fascinating journey of Dr. Chinenye Nwoke, an enthusiastic epidemiologist specializing in immigrant health and the mental well-being of African mothers. Driven by a passion for health equity, she currently focuses her research on maternal depression and anxiety within the Canadian immigrant community. Dr. Chinenye shares her experiences as an international student, spanning her undergraduate, Master's, and PhD degrees. Join us as we explore topics such as the importance of accurate information, navigating the pressure to over-achieve in African communities, and contributing positively as immigrants to create opportunities within our society. Get ready for an insightful conversation that delves into both academic and personal aspects of Dr. Chinenye's inspiring journey. If you are an African/Black immigrant and would like to be a featured guest on Afros in the Diaspora podcast, send a DM or email with the information below! Facebook | Instagram | Tiktok - @afrosinthediaspora For Inquiries - hi@afrosinthediaspora.com

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