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Vector

Vector is the official student publication of the AMSA Global Health Network featuring articles, interviews, book reviews and much more……make sure you get your copy today!

The 2011 Vector team comprises of editor-in-chief, Andrew Lees, co-editors Yushan Ting and Carly Hayman, and IT Officer Sugapriyan Ravichandran. All of us are committed to bringing global health to you in a comprehensive and interactive manner in the form of Vector. Every issue is unique and the outlook of the magazine would depend on the submissions that we recieve, literature that exists out there regarding the theme and how the layout is structured to fit all the material we have into the magazine.

So, you can be responsible to how the magazine turns this time around. Wish to contribute and bring global health related matters to the eyes of many readers? Submit your material today by visiting the 'Article Submission' page to see how you can contribute to the current issue of Vector. Hope to hear from you soon and don't forget to check out our issue archive.

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Latest Issue:

Issue 13, August 2011

This year we have been bombarded with relentless scenes of death and destruction, and the fallout from the merciless spate of disasters that have struck around the world. From the floods at home, to the recent series of earthquakes in New Zealand and Japan, it seems that the world is in a volatile state. Are these disasters simply part of the usual cycle that are increasingly reported as a result of social media and our globalised world, or are we beginning to witness the effects of what scientists have been anticipating with climate change?

 The newest edition of Vector explores the impact of disasters on medicine. Read about forensic pathology in New York, the new wave of disaster refugees and the impact on health, the role for...

Read more: Issue 13, August 2011