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David Mabey: What does the next 25 years hold for global health?

September 26, 2019

Global health is facing a time of political uncertainty and growing inequity, on the one hand, and great advances and innovations on the other, says David Mabey […]

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Maria Neira: The real cost of carbon is felt in our lungs

September 23, 2019

A fossil fuel based society is harming us where it hurts the most—our health, says Maria Neira […]

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Poonam Khetrapal Singh: The health sector must stand tall in the fight against climate change

September 22, 2019

Across the WHO South-East Asia Region, the health sector is stepping up its fight to reduce the health impacts of climate change […]

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Richard Smith: A morning of climate striking

September 20, 2019

If you weren’t at today’s climate strike you should think seriously about being at the next one for three reasons. Firstly, there is no issue as crucial as climate chaos, […]

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Anya Göpfert and Maria Van Hove: Act now on the climate crisis

September 19, 2019

Students across the globe have gone on strike to raise awareness of the climate emergency. We, healthcare professionals, need to add our voices to theirs […]

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Anya de Iongh: What role can patients play in promoting environmentally friendly healthcare practices?

September 13, 2019

We all have a part to play in making a difference to the environment. What does that look like when we are patients, and consumers of healthcare resources?  Healthcare organisations […]

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Richard Smith: Time to regulate cyclists

September 11, 2019

Yesterday a cyclist in the centre of London jumped a red light and clipped a pedestrian crossing the road. The pedestrian protested, at which point the cyclist got off his […]

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Josh Karliner: A prescription for a healthy planet

September 10, 2019

Every year, human civilization churns out ever more dangerous quantities of greenhouse gases. Every day we see and feel the increasing effects of a growing climate crisis that impacts on […]

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Richard Smith: Does antimicrobial resistance pose “as great a threat to humanity’s future” as climate change?

September 2, 2019

Both antimicrobial resistance and climate change are manmade disasters that we have failed to confront, says Richard Smith […]

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Richard Smith: One person can change the world, and you can help

August 28, 2019

Greta can’t change the world alone, doctors should work with her […]

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