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  • Who We Are
    • THE STRATEGY
    • Our Team
    • Testimonials
    • Internship Program
  • WHAT WE OFFER
    • EXPERT CONSULTATION
    • DETAILING TOOLKITS >
      • Program Planning Hub
      • Inclusivity Toolkit
      • Evaluation Toolkit
      • Opioid Safety Toolkit
      • HIV Prevention Toolkit
      • E-Detailing Toolkit
    • How-To Guides
    • VIDEO RESOURCES >
      • SKILLS LAB
      • WEBCASTS
  • EVENTS
    • Training Series
    • CONFERENCE SERIES
    • AD Summit Series
    • COMMUNITY CHECK-INS
    • Peer Connection
  • MEDIA CENTER
    • Podcast Series
    • E-news & The Roundup
    • The Details Blog
    • Literature Library
    • Virtual Bookshelf
  • WORK WITH US

Aisha "Eeman" Abakura (she/her)
PUBLIC HEALTH INTERN

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Aisha "Eeman" Abakura is a Biology major with a concentration in Neuroscience at Williams College. Her interests include neuroscience, public health, health communication, and the implementation of evidence-based interventions to improve healthcare outcomes. Through research and her experiences in education and community engagement, she has developed a strong interest in translating research into accessible resources for healthcare professionals and communities. Originally from Nigeria, Eeman is passionate about advancing health equity and improving access to high quality care through research, communication, and public health initiatives.​


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​NaRCAD is a program of the Boston Medical Center, founded at Brigham & Women's Hospital, Division of Pharmacoepidemiology & Pharmacoeconomics.
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