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With a BA in Biostatistics from the University of Minnesota and an MPH from Emory University, she received an international fellowship from the CDC foundation in 2000. Joining WHO as an Injury Surveillance Fellow, she previously served as a fellow at CDC’s National Center for Injury Prevention and Control. Later, as a Research Director at Emory Center for Injury Control, she managed a Firearm Injury Surveillance Project. For 15 years at WHO, she led global injury data/surveillance and managed the Bloomberg Philanthropies Global Road Safety Program for Kenya and Egypt. She co-edited the World Report on Child Injury Prevention and contributed as a statistician to the first WHO Global Status Report on Road Safety.