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Brian Oldenburg

A patient getting a health screening as part of a diabetes program in Bangalore, India (Trinity Care Foundation/Flickr/CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)

Responding to the NCD epidemic in the Asia Pacific region: supporting accountability

April 27, 2018

by Barbara McPake, Alan Lopez, Brian Oldenburg

Brian Oldenburg

Brian Oldenburg is Professor of Non-Communicable Disease Control in the School of Population and Global Health, University of Melbourne and Head of the recently designated WHO Collaborating Centre of Implementation Research for Prevention & Control of NCDs. He researches health policy, global health and the prevention and control of diabetes, heart disease and co-morbid mental health conditions in both HIC and LMIC.

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