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- Hell won’t sell - using humour to inspire global change. November 26, 2013Hell won’t sell - using humour to inspire global change.
- "We are continually faced with great opportunities which are brilliantly disguised as unsolvable..." November 18, 2013““We are continually faced with great opportunities which are brilliantly disguised as unsolvable problems.”” - ― Margaret Mead
- Call for applications from young leaders from low and... November 14, 2013Call for applications from young leaders from low and middle-income countries to join The Lancet’s new *Commission on Adolescent Health and Well-Being. Applications due by November 22, 2013. Download your application : here
- "Our moral imperative to prioritize prevention efforts stems in part from the fact that cancers that..." November 13, 2013“Our moral imperative to prioritize prevention efforts stems in part from the fact that cancers that should be avertible or treatable often become terminal when reported in late stages. Indeed, the most prevalent cancers in India fall into this category.” - Kuguru et al. 2013.
- NCDFREE vodcast - reconnecting with food, essential for global... November 12, 2013NCDFREE vodcast - reconnecting with food, essential for global health.
- "Leaders hold power, but those who lead inspire. We follow true leaders because we want to, not..." November 12, 2013“Leaders hold power, but those who lead inspire. We follow true leaders because we want to, not because we have to.”
- Five reasons why 'tax' is not a dirty word… November 12, 2013Five reasons why 'tax' is not a dirty word…
- This week on our PLOS Global Health blog - WCRF’s Jo... November 8, 2013This week on our PLOS Global Health blog - WCRF’s Jo Jewell explores Health Policy. Is it big brother, or big vision?…
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Health policy: nanny state or catalyst for change?
Category: JoJewell, Uncategorized
Tagged advocacy, Food, globalhealth, governance, government, health, NCDs, policy, publichealth
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Regulation – big brother, or just good governance?
Category: FionaL
Tagged globalhealth, governance, government, health, policy, regulation
84 Comments
Three thoughts from Translational Global Health
Category: Sandro
Tagged climate, diabetes, globalhealth, governance, government, health, HIV, mhealth, NCDs, policy, publichealth, social, socialmedia, some, TB, TGH, twitter, UN, UNAIDS, WHO
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