Ryan Hoskins

Class of 2016

Ryan has practiced family and emergency room medicine in a wide array of locations in rural and remote parts of Canada, as well as in Cuba, Kenya and Venezuela. He has an MSc in Health Economics and Policy from the London School of Economics as well as a Diploma in Tropical Medicine from the London School of Hygiene. He is fascinated by the politics and economics of healthcare – exploring the impact of trade relations and diplomacy on health, as well as the different responses internationally towards the challenges of smoking, unhealthy eating, health insurance, pharmaceutical costs and population control.

Clippings

  • 2016
  • Foreign Policy 

Russia’s Silent HIV Epidemic

  • 2016
  • The Globe and Mail

What Canada can learn from tiny Estonia’s huge fentanyl problem

  • 2016
  • Dallas News

5 reasons the Zika – microcephaly link might be overblown

  • 2016
  • TVO

How Canada lost its chance to make anti-tobacco history

  • 2016
  • The Boston Globe

When doctors strike, fewer patients die

  • 2016
  • TVO

Why are people more likely to die when admitted to hospital on weekends?

  • 2016
  • Healthy Debate

Mandating seats for children on airplanes could cause more deaths

  • 2016
  • Stat

Britain is taking holiday heart attacks seriously. Why isn’t the US?

  • 2016
  • Dallas News

Freaked out by tapeworm tale? Don’t be.

  • 2016
  • National Post

End of anti-venom production puts snakebite victims in grave peril: ‘It’s a long, grinding tragedy’

  • 2016
  • CBC

SNAKEBITE ANTIVENOM