Mayssa Rekhis Author

Andrew J. Russell is Emeritus Professor of Medical Anthropology at Durham University, where he has had a distinguished career integrating and establishing the social and behavioural sciences as part of undergraduate medical education. His interdisciplinary expertise in anthropology, sociology, and health spans decades of teaching and curriculum development for medical students across the UK and internationally.

Margret Jaeger is an Austrian medical anthropologist who works as a researcher at the Department of Research and Development at the Swiss digital health technology company LEP AG. Her research expertise connects social theory with practical applications in healthcare settings, contributing to interdisciplinary approaches across European health science education contexts.

Mayssa Rekhis is a Tunisian medical doctor with a Ph. D. in Anthropology from the School of Advanced Studies in Social Sciences in Paris. She works across disciplines focusing on health and social justice. She is the former Director of the Masters in Global Health and the University of Gothenburg, Sweden, and is a core project lead of Cases in Global Social Medicine in The Lancet.