- Nationality
- 🇿🇦 South Africa
- Affiliation
- University of Cape Town
- Field of study
- Health Professions and Related Clinical Sciences
- Residencies at STIAS
- 2016 2nd Semester 2015 1st Semester
Projects
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Falsified Medicine
The project focuses on falsified medicines - a growing health problem affecting both developed and developing countries. -
Future Bodies. Preventing organ trafficking - focusing on consequences and alternatives to organ shortage. A "Health in Transition" Theme Project 2014 -- 2016
Todays society is facing a series of new challenges.
Related to this person
publication
STIAS Series Volume 17: Medicine Across Borders: Exploration of Grey Zones
Medicine Across Border: Exploration of Grey Zones Susanne Lundin, Rui Liu, Elmi Muller & Anja Smith (Editors) AFRICAN SUN MeDIA (2023, 239PP) ISBN 978...
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Medicine Knowledge and Purchasing Behaviour in a South African Township: Lessons Learnt From a Pilot Study on Awareness of Substandard and Falsified Medical Products
Lui, Rui, Susanne Lundin, Thumakele Gosa, Elmi Muller, Paul Roviss Khambule and Anja Smith. 2020. Medicine Knowledge and Purchasing Behaviour in a South Af...
publication
Medicine Knowledge and Purchasing Behaviour in a South African Township: Lessons Learnt From a Pilot Study on Awareness of Substandard and Falsified Medical Products
Lui, Rui, Susanne Lundin, Thumakele Gosa, Elmi Muller, Paul R Khambule and Anja Smith, A. 2020. Medicine Knowledge and Purchasing Behaviour in a South Afri...
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Global Bodies in Grey Zones – Heatlh, Hope, Biotechnology
Lundin, Susanne, Charlotte Kroløkke, Michael N Petersen, and Elmi Muller. 2016. Global Bodies in Grey Zones – Heatlh, Hope, Biotechnology. Stellenbosch: Af...
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STIAS Series Volume 8: Global Bodies in Grey Zones: Health, Hope, Biotechnology
Global Bodies in Grey Zones: Health, Hope, Biotechnology Susanne Lundin, Charlotte Kroløkke, Michael N. Peterson & Elmi Muller (Editors) SUN PRESS (20...
public lecture / seminar
Getting to grips with the growing problem of falsified medicines - Fellows' seminar by Susanne Lundin and team
The World Health Organization estimates that up to 10% of all medicines globally could be falsified but as much as 30 – 70% could be found in lower-income countries compared to only 1% in higher income.