Decolonizing healthcare in developing countries
What does it mean to decolonize global health?
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The issue
The movement to “decolonize” global health1 has gained traction in recent years. For centuries, the legacy of colonialism has continued to shape the health outcomes of those in developing countries. To decolonize healthcare means making it more accessible to those that are marginalized by existing systems. This can involve rectifying the hidden costs of health insurance, discouraging the unsafe use of nutritional supplements, and improving access to healthcare in underserved areas.
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