Author's details
Name: Riddhi Desai
Date registered: 25 June, 2012
Biography
Riddhi is a junior at Rutgers University. She is double majoring in Public Health and Psychology and completing a certificate program in Public Health Administration. Her research focus areas as an ISC Intern are Global Health, International development, and Social Good.
Latest posts
- Breastfeeding in Developing Countries — 22 February, 2013
- The Global Tobacco Epidemic — 8 February, 2013
- Girl Problems — 25 January, 2013
- Neglected Tropical Diseases — 14 January, 2013
- The Food Stamp Challenge: Effective? — 12 December, 2012
- The Toilet and It’s Effect on Women — 26 November, 2012
- American Red Cross and Superstorm Sandy — 14 November, 2012
- Why Girls’ Education is a Good Thing — 25 October, 2012
- Celebs Gone Good Part Two — 17 October, 2012
- Half the Sky: Time to Discuss Women — 15 October, 2012
- Focusing on Mothers — 3 October, 2012
- Ebola’s Other Victim: Healthcare Workers — 1 October, 2012
- Celebs Gone Good — 26 September, 2012
- Neglected Non-communicable Disease — 19 September, 2012
- Effective Peer Mentoring — 17 August, 2012
- APYDCON, Social Change and Youth — 13 August, 2012
- The Ebola Outbreak in Uganda: Why should we worry? — 6 August, 2012
- Tuberculosis: Overlooked Infectious Disease — 30 July, 2012
- Goal 1: Eradicate Extreme Hunger and Poverty — 27 July, 2012
- HIV and Family Planning — 20 July, 2012
- The Lottery of Life: Bone Marrow Problem for Minorities — 19 July, 2012
- Stigma and Health — 17 July, 2012
- HPV Vaccine: No information for Men? — 10 July, 2012
- Using Social Media to Track Infectious Diseases — 6 July, 2012
- HIV Test Now At A Pharmacy Near You — 2 July, 2012
- No Controversy – The fight for contraceptives — 29 June, 2012
- Water is Everyone’s Problem — 26 June, 2012
Most commented posts
- Celebs Gone Good Part Two — 2 comments
- Tuberculosis: Overlooked Infectious Disease — 1 comment
- HIV and Family Planning — 1 comment
- Why Girls’ Education is a Good Thing — 1 comment
- The Food Stamp Challenge: Effective? — 1 comment



