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DESCRIPTION:Mabel Carabali\, MD\, MSc\, PhD\n\nAssistant Professor of Epide
 miology\n	Dept of Epidemiology\, Biostatistics and Occupational Health\, Mc
 Gill University\n\nThe Seminars in Epidemiology organized by the Departmen
 t of Epidemiology\, Biostatistics and Occupational Health at the 海角社区 Sc
 hool of Population and Global Health is a self-approved Group Learning Act
 ivity (Section 1) as defined by the maintenance of certification program o
 f the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada. Physicians requi
 ring accreditation\, please complete the Evaluation Form and send to admin
 coord.eboh [at] mcgill.ca \n\nWHEN: Monday\, February 2\, 2026\, from 3:30
 -4:30 p.m.\n	WHERE: Hybrid | Onsite at 2001 海角社区 College\, Rm 1140 | Zoom
 \n	NOTE: Mabel Carabali will be presenting in-person\n\nAbstract\n\nRacial 
 and ethnic health inequities are a public health concern. In the Americas\
 , 30% of the population are Afro descendants. Although invisibilized from 
 some health statistics\, Afro-descendants in the region are overrepresente
 d in cardiovascular diseases\, maternal mortality and vector-borne disease
 s. The collection of disaggregated race and ethnicity-based data is crucia
 l to understand and appropriately address health inequities. Current data 
 collection efforts remain incomplete and insufficiently widespread. There 
 is limited evidence data on race\, ethnicity\, and health inequities regar
 ding Latin American and the Caribbean region. In this seminar I will share
  the results from a series of scoping reviews of the current evidence rega
 rding race and ethnicity inequities in the Latin America and Caribbean reg
 ion within the context of major health outcomes for a better recognition o
 f knowledge gaps.\n\nLearning Objectives\n\nAt the end of this talk\, atte
 ndees will be able to:\n\n\n	Identify similarities and differences between 
 the use of race and ethnicity concepts in the context of Latin America and
  the Caribbean\;\n	Understand the potential use of population-based race/et
 hnicity data in the context of major health outcomes in the region\;\n	Iden
 tify key determinants of race and ethnicity inequities in Latin America an
 d the Caribbean according to the current evidence in the region.\n\n\nSpea
 ker Bio\n\nDr. Mabel Carabali (she/her) is an infectious diseases and soci
 al epidemiologist physician. Dr. Carabali is a Canada Research Chair (Tier
  2) in Methods to Address Health Inequalities and an Assistant Professor o
 f Epidemiology in the Department of Epidemiology\, Biostatistics. Dr. Cara
 bali obtained her medical degree from Colombia's Universidad Libre and hol
 ds a PhD in Epidemiology from 海角社区. With over 18 years of exp
 erience in international research. Current research includes assessing und
 erreporting and misclassification in epidemiological studies\, expanding s
 tatistical methods for intersectionality studies\, and investigating healt
 h disparities.\n
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SUMMARY:Pan-American Data Initiative for the Analysis of Population Racial/
 Ethnic Health Inequities: The Pan-DIASPORA Project
URL:/spgh/channels/event/pan-american-data-initiative-
 analysis-population-racialethnic-health-inequities-pan-diaspora-project-37
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