Devi Sridhar, Professor of Global Public Health here in the Usher Institute, shares some reflections with the British Medical Journal. We are delighted to see Professor Devi Sridhar appear in the British Medical Journal's 'BMJ Confidential' series. Devi Sridhar, 32, jokes that she won a Rhodes scholarship to Oxford by going to a Barnes & Noble bookshop and reading the Idiot’s Guides to world conflicts and philosophy—“a great basic education.” Now professor and chair in global public health at Edinburgh University, she had in fact graduated from university in Miami at 18 (having been born and brought up there), so it’s unlikely that the Idiot’s Guides were needed. BMJ Confidential - on Professor Devi Sridhar Read full profile in the BMJ Global Health Governance Programme Read more about Devi's Global Health Governance Programme and sign up to receive the newsletter Publication date 19 Apr, 2017
