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Eleanor (Ellie) Jane Murray is a British-Canadian Epidemiologist, science communicator and assistant professor at the Boston University School of Public Health. Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, Murray created a series of multi-lingual, accessible infographics to communicate information about coronavirus disease.
== Early life and education ==
Murray earned her bachelor's degree in biology at McGill University.
The Moment She Knew It Had to Change feat. Dr. Eleanor Murray
In this episode of From Overlooked to Consistently Booked, Meaghan is pulling the story out of her sister, Dr. Eleanor Murray, who shares the moment she knew she had to make a change.
Leaving obstetrics to start Madison Gynecology & Wellness wasn’t a strategic move — it was a necessary one. Sitting…
Designing a Patient Experience That Builds Trust | Dr. Eleanor Murray
What makes someone feel safe the moment they walk into your business?
This week, Meaghan sits down with Dr. Eleanor Murray of Madison Gynecology & Wellness to talk through how she intentionally designed her patient journey — from comfortable chairs and calming music to how deeply personal questions…
Building Legacy Through Connection: Meaghan Chitwood’s Journey from Engineering to Entrepreneurship
Beyond the Resume: Meaghan Chitwood on Building Legacy Through Community, Freedom, and BNIHost Tanya Hendrix introduces Legacy Her Way and interviews Meaghan Chitwood, executive director of BNI Alabama and host of From Overlooked to Consistently Booked, about defining success and legacy beyond achi…
Building a Medical Practice in a Broken System | Extreme Ownership feat. Dr. Eleanor Murray
This week, we’re talking about extreme ownership — and what it looks like inside a system that doesn’t always support you.
Dr. Eleanor Murray shares why she built Madison Gynecology & Wellness differently, the financial realities of medicine, and why she refuses to let reimbursement influence patie…
The Pressure of Personal Brand | What People Remember About You feat Dr Eleanor Murray
In this final episode with Dr. Eleanor Murray, we talk about what people remember — and the quiet pressure that comes with having a personal brand.
From launching a medical practice out of necessity to navigating reputation in a small community, this episode is honest and reflective.
It’s about tru…
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LaRudche - The End Of The World FOLLOW ON SPOTIFY
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Anjali - Work O…
Trailer - The Cambridge Prehistory of Partitions
What connects Cambridge to the partitions of India and Palestine?
In The Cambridge Prehistory of Partitions, Dr Waqas Mirza and historian Dr Erin O’Halloran trace the people, institutions and political ideas that connect Cambridge to the intertwined histories of empire, nationalism and partition.
A…
Episode 1: Balfour, Montagu and Zionism
In the first episode of The Cambridge Prehistory of Partitions, Waqas Mirza and historian Erin O’Halloran begin with the First World War and the dismantling of the Ottoman Empire.
They trace Britain’s overlapping wartime commitments, the 1917 Balfour Declaration, and the sharply opposing positions …
Episode 2: Iqbal, Khilafat and the Idea of Pakistan
In Episode 2 of The Cambridge Prehistory of Partitions, Waqas Mirza and historian Erin O’Halloran move from Palestine to British India through the life and political thought of Muhammad Iqbal.
Beginning at Portugal Place in Cambridge, where Iqbal is commemorated as the “Poet-Philosopher of Pakistan…
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