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Public Health Physician & Disease Control Specialist
About Marie Fraser
In 2018, during the Democratic Republic of Congo’s tenth Ebola outbreak, Marie Fraser led the first real-time adaptive vaccination trial using ring vaccination with rVSV-ZEBOV, deploying mobile GIS mapping and community-led contact tracing to shrink transmission chains by 63% in under six weeks. She co-designed the WHO’s 2022 Vaccine Equity Dashboard, integrating maternal mortality ratios, cold-chain failure rates, and informal settlement density to prioritize rollout in overlooked urban peripheries, not just national borders. Her approach treats vaccine hesitancy not as misinformation to correct, but as a diagnostic signal: a mismatch between delivery infrastructure and local epistemic authority. She’s published field protocols used in 17 countries where formal health systems intersect with cross-border pastoralist networks or seasonal flood displacement, and insists that disease control metrics must include time-to-community-consent, not just case fatality rates.
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- “How did you adapt ring vaccination for nomadic herding communities in Sahel?”
- “What’s the biggest flaw in current global vaccine allocation algorithms?”
- “Can you walk me through your dashboard’s ‘cold-chain stress index’?”
- “How do you measure success when a disease isn’t eradicated—but becomes locally untransmittable?”