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Naman Shah Oral History Interview
Naman Shah’s South Asian roots have always inspired his passion for work in health equity. He works tirelessly to advance social justice through improved policy and service delivery. Trained as an NIH physician-scientist specializing in family medicine and infectious disease epidemiology, Naman has worked to improve health and well-being in varied settings.

In a Chhattisgarh Hospital, Patients Bear the Brunt of the Poorly Planned COVID Lockdown
Naman Shah (with Yogesh Jain) created an article series to share the difficulties and inequities seen on the ground in rural India. This series highlighted the stark contrast in access to care and support that thousands of the poorest had to suffer through.

To Control COVID-19, We Must Make Better Decisions in the Face of Uncertainty
Naman Shah (with Dr. Yogesh Jain) addresses the issues they witness on the ground while dealing with the COVID-19 virus, and discuss how policy decisions affect the lives of India’s rural residents in this article.

Why Testing for Surveillance—Not Universal Testing—is Necessary to Contain COVID-19
Part three of an article series written by Naman Shah and Yogesh Jain to highlight the situation of COVID-19 on the frontlines of rural India.

Public Health Recognition for Naman Shah
Dr. Naman Shah was selected as 40 under 40 for public health recognition.

Vaccine Advocacy
After moving back to the states, Naman Shah jumped into public health work. He designed and implemented the vaccine rollout for LA County.

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