Wednesday, 12 April 2023

Health for all: is resilience the answer?

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April 12th 2023
Perspectives
Inform your discussions and decisions this week: the World Health Organization (WHO) recently marked World Health Day 2023 (WHD), a celebration of the public health achievements that have improved quality of life for millions.

Against the backdrop of this year's theme, "#healthforall", learn strategies to create efficient and resilient healthcare systems, discover how health and climate change are interconnected and explore how health inclusivity differs from country to country.
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Understand how efficiency, equity and value are related in health-system resiliency and assess whether they describe complementary or competing visions.
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Sustainability | data point
Climate change is a mental-health concern
The effects of climate change are leading to increased deaths and illnesses worldwide—and negatively impacting people's mental health and well-being.
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Health | event on demand
Addressing the urgent issue of chronic kidney disease (CKD)
In Europe, as many as one in ten people live with CKD, but most of them may be unaware of the condition. Explore what is needed to accelerate care.
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Health | index
The health inclusivity index
Discover which nations have the most inclusive approaches to health with our Webby Awards-nominated, interactive index.
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Health | blog
Clean water for health and wellbeing
A lack of access to clean water and sanitation services directly impacts people's health. Understand why more needs to be done to tackle this urgent issue.
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Health | article
Multiple myeloma: supporting early and equitable access to care
Multiple myeloma is the second most common blood cancer worldwide. Evaluate its growing burden and explore current care pathways in Latin America.
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Health | article series
Enhancing patient-centred approaches to optimise early-breast cancer care
Breast cancer is the leading cause of cancer death for women in South Korea. Assess how long-term outcomes can be improved.
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