Meet @Mel_Bertram , the world class leader in
🧩Health Economics
🧩Modelling
🧩Epidemiology
🧩Health Systems Reforms
🌈(all of them including for) #UHC , #NCDs & #Cancer

Very soon at #Data #Analytics #Delivery4Impact #DDI @WHO
👉https://t.co/2VYuEKTUZ3 https://t.co/ihQ7AKrvbJ

Dr Bertram is a well-recognized advocate and technical expert for the #cancer community, for the brilliant work to support efficient & effective global 🌐 cancer control planning!

Find more at: 👇👇👇
She led the developments of the first exercise of @WHO @UN @SDGoals #BestBuys recommendations for #Cancer, turning the Impossible into the possible:

👩🏼‍🏫 achieve cancer- specific goals in low- and middle- income countries, where #cancer should NOT be a sentence of death!!
Bringing help, expertise, strong passion (and smiles!) to help countries develop #NCDs & #Cancer effective health policies @UNDP
Working on #Cancer when... It was a "Western Countries health problem"
@dcp3
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Then, enforcing the development of a resilient community for global cancer control!

https://t.co/0N0lAatREM @TheLancetOncol @IARCWHO @GICR_IARC
I am sure Dr Bertram's work at #DDI will deliver some of the most impactful programs & projects to #HealthForAll , the @WHO @DrTedros commitment for a healthy planet!!
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In the data from the Campaign Panel of the German Election Study 2017, many voters prefer higher social benefits and taxes and want to restrict immigration. @ches_data show that no party bundles issue positions in this way.


In the article, we show that many such “left-authoritarians” perceive the party they voted for to also hold a left-authoritarian position. Interestingly, this includes many AfD voters who report a perceived left-wing economic position of the party.


Our statistical models study the interplay between this (mis-)perceived congruence and issue importance, using an open-ended question on the most important political problem in Germany.

We find that (mis-)perceived congruence and issue importance interactively shape the left-authoritarian vote. Simply, perceived congruence matters more on an important issue—and issue salience matters most if voters accurately perceive incongruent party supply.

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