Carmen H. Logie

Carmen H. Logie studies the health and wellbeing of marginalized populations, with a focus on HIV prevention, sexual and reproductive health, and stigma among groups such as refugee youth, sex workers, and sexual and gender minorities, often in East African settings like Uganda and Kenya. A prominent recent theme is how climate change and extreme weather events (droughts, floods) affect health vulnerabilities and access to care. Much of the work uses community-based and mixed-methods approaches, including qualitative interviews and randomized trials of interventions.

Publication activity has been high and generally growing over the past decade, averaging around 42 papers per year over the last five years (2026 counts are partial).

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