Epistemic Strategies for Public and Population Health

I'm a PhD candidate in the Department of Philosophy at McGill University working under the supervision of Professors Daniel Weinstock and Natalie Stoljar. My doctoral research brings insights from social epistemology (specifically literature on epistemic injustice and epistemologies of ignorance) to bear on issues of public and population health in a Canadian context.

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After defending my dissertation, I plan to work closely with scientists and policy makers who strive to promote more equitable distributions of health in Canada.  

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sarah.clairmont[@]gmail.com

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