Chloe Zhang is a student at Queen’s Gate School in the United Kingdom. She takes part in several extracurricular activities, including Model United Nations and student council leadership. She also leads charitable initiatives, such as New Sunshine, which supports children with leukaemia. In addition, Chloe has attended summer programmes at Stanford and Harvard.
Chloe’s research paper, Equitable Resource Allocation in Health Emergencies: Addressing Racial Disparities and Ethical Dilemmas, has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Medical Ethics.
Her research explores the ethical challenges of distributing healthcare resources during emergencies. It also examines racial disparities and the factors that can affect fair access to medical care. These issues are important when developing equitable approaches to healthcare.
The Journal of Medical Ethics, published by the Institute of Medical Ethics, provides a platform for discussions on ethical standards in medical practice and research.
Congratulations to Chloe on this achievement!
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