Samantha Meyer
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Dr. Samantha Meyer is an Associate Professor at the University of Waterloo in Canada. Her research focuses on mental health, public health interventions, and the well-being of diverse populations, with recent publications addressing topics such as vaccine hesitancy, barriers to mental health services, and health-related behaviors among youth. She employs mixed methods and participatory approaches in her studies, aiming to contribute valuable insights to improve health outcomes and access for various communities.
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Elena Neiterman
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Maryline Vivion
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Ibukunoluwa Grace Okusanya
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Catherine Palmer
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Ian Olver
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University of Adelaide
Belinda Lunnay
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Julie Bettinger
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Janice Graham
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Sebastien Tremblay
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S. Michelle Driedger
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Paul Ward
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Sara Macdonald
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James R. Wallace
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Megan Warin
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Weiai Wayne Xu
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Crystena A.H. Parker-Shandal
Associate Professor
University of Waterloo
Emily Nicholls
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Eve Dubé
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Laval University
Sarah MacLean
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Terra Manca
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