A profile
Majid Ezzati's work connects environmental exposures, behavioural and nutritional risk factors, and the health inequalities that follow from them.
He holds a chair in global environmental health at Imperial College London and leads research centres on global health and on non communicable disease surveillance. His field studies have examined air pollution in Africa and Asia, alongside work on risk factors and health inequalities.
He led the World Health Organization's comparative risk assessment and works on large collaborations that track non communicable disease risk factors.
At ISEE 2019 he connected environmental exposure to the wider burden of disease.
Profile note This summary was prepared for the archive from the public 2019 speaker listing.
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