Shaista Alokozai is a third-year student at York University, pursuing an Honours Bachelor of Science in Global Health with a specialization in Health Promotion and Disease Prevention. She is currently serving as a design and dissemination research assistant at the Dahdaleh Institute. Shaista is committed to making meaningful contributions to the institute, striving to excel in her role and positively impact the field of global health.
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