Mackenzie Bosch

MPH (c2024), B.Kin

Faculty of Health Sciences,

Biography:
Mackenzie (she/her) is a Master of Public Health student at Simon Fraser University (SFU) with a background in kinesiology. She is currently engaged with the RESET (Researching for Eco-Social and Equitable Transformation) Lab at SFU, researching climate change and its impact on the health of young women, girls, and gender-diverse peoples in rural BC. Mackenzie’s research interests encompass health equity for women and gender-diverse people, particularly concerning social determinants, experiences in the healthcare system, and reproductive health issues such as menopause.

Research areas of interest:

Women and gender-diverse health equity and promotion, medical equity, reproductive health, eco-social health, intersectionality, social justice

Research Themes:

Reproductive Infectious Diseases Sexual and Reproductive Health Chronic Disease

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