Oluwatobi Alliyu

Past Fellow

Oluwatobi Alliyu is a graduate of the MBA-MPH program at Boston University School of Public Health, where she studied global health monitoring and evaluation. As a student, she was a 2019 PHP writing fellow. Drawing from her background in anthropology, she is focused on exploring the intersection of business and global health.

Oluwatobi's Work:

04.28.2020 a group of people's heads

Research on Sexual Violence: Sex the First Time

One in 16 women in the US are raped the first time they have sex, and this violence is associated with long-term, negative health effects.

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03.27.2020 a silhouette of a pregnant woman

Maternal Mistreatment

Understanding women’s lived experiences during and after pregnancy is essential to optimize birth outcomes and reduce maternal mortality in women of color.

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03.16.2020 a graph of age and age

Tagging Tuberculosis

Lapses in testing guidelines undermine efforts to completely eliminate tuberculosis in the country despite decline in incidence and prevalence.

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02.25.2020 a graph of people in different ages

Housing the Homeless

The number of people who are homeless has decreased in the US since 2007, but we have not seen increases in housing for all populations.

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02.20.2020 a group of pills and other medical items

Her Health is My Health

Most women chose their contraception based on their own research, obtaining information from the internet and friends, rarely from a health care provider.

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02.18.2020 a graph of different colored bars

Children's Allowance

The projected decline in children’s spending over the next 10 years will be driven mostly by a reduction in spending on education and nutrition programs.

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