Anthony Huszar, Public health doctor & health economist

Anthony Huszar is a public health doctor and health economist with a keen interest in mobile phones and technology. He works for HLSP, a member of the Mott MacDonald Group, on health systems strengthening projects and is currently in South Africa supporting the DFID funded SARRAH programme, where he also manages their mobile health (mHealth) portfolio.

Mobile phones: good for your health?

Anthony Huszar, Public health doctor & health economist, 23 September 2014 - Africa, Development Debates, Health, Technology

Over the past decade, the mobile phone has changed the way I live my life – from connecting me to friends, to being able to access a world of information while on the move. In August 2014, South Africa’s Minister …

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