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As celebrations for the birth of a new year wind-down, Assistant Editor Juliette Wittich reflects on the stand-out pieces Translational Global Health featured in 2015. When you are working on a global scale, any change
Dr Becky Freeman is an early career research fellow at the School of Public Health, University of Sydney. Her primary research interests include tobacco control, obesity prevention, and how online and social media influence public
Coca-Cola’s financial support for the ambiguously named ‘Global Energy Balance Network’ headlined the New York Times in August, prompting global outcry. Citing lessons from Big Tobacco’s similar tactics, the public health world called for greater
In life, the dichotomy between ‘good’ and ‘bad’ is usually very blurred. When it comes to food, trying to decide whether something is ‘healthy’ or ‘unhealthy’, is even harder. Red meat, for example, is linked