Double Standards in Global Health: Medicine, Human Rights Law and Multidrug-Resistant TB Treatment Policy

JD, Yale Law School, 1992BA, magna cum laude, Yale College, 1988Catherine Admay taught at NYU Law School (1994-96) and Duke Law School (1996-2002) before joining, as visiting faculty, the departments of Political Science and Public Policy/Duke Center for International Development. Admay now serves as Lecturer of Public Policy and a Faculty Affiliate to Duke’s Global Health Institute. She co-founded NYU Law's first international law clinic (serving the government of Eri

Tom Nicholson holds an appointment as Associate in Research at DCID, stemming from a research partnership between DCID and Harvard Medical School’s Department of Global Health and Social Medicine, with a focus on policy innovation in the global response to drug-resistant tuberculosis. In this capacity he has co-founded Advance Access and Delivery (AA&D), a global NGO focused on health care delivery in challenging settings, which is aligned with Partners In Health (PIH), Harvard Medi