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Emily Hoppes

Emily Hoppes

Technical Officer (Product Development and Introduction), FHI 360

Emily Hoppes is a Technical Officer on the Product Development and Introduction team in the Global Health, Population and Nutrition group at FHI 360. Emily has more than 8 years of experience designing and implementing HIV prevention, menstrual health, and SRH programs across East Africa. In her role at FHI 360, she is contributing to the family planning strategy through management of the CTI Exchange and a variety of other activities, including work to better integrate family planning and menstrual health.

Gonoshasthaya Community Health Center (outside Dhaka). Gonoshsthaya Kendra (GK) provides health care and health insurance to undeserved populations in Bangladesh. Photo: Rama George-Alleyne / World Bank
Technical Consultation on Contraceptive-Induced Menstrual Changes
Emily HoppesReana ThomasKate Rademacher January 20, 2021

On November 17‒18, 2020, a virtual technical consultation on contraceptive-induced menstrual changes (CIMCs) convened experts in the fields of family planning and menstrual health. This meeting was coordinated by FHI 360 through the Research for ...

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