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You Are What You Eat and Where You Eat It: Health Determinants …

WebInfluence of the microbiome on mental health and neurodegeneration. Much of what we have learned about the gut microbiome in oncology has furthered an …

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Establishing a Global Socioeconomic Network and Data …

WebThe Global Burden of Health Inequalities (GBHI) data warehouse. The GBHI data warehouse will compile and provide access to individual-level data on inequalities in …

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Health and Inequalities: An Interview with Sigrún Ólafsdóttir and …

WebTo reduce health inequalities, understanding the communities we live in has become widely recognized. Sigrún Ólafsdóttir from the University of Iceland and Jason …

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The Politics of Health Equity in Europe – EuropeNow

WebThe Politics of Health Equity in Europe. An introduction to our feature The Politics of Health Equity in Europe. The world-wide projects of colonialism and, in more …

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Illusions of Paradise

WebThis article is part of our feature The Politics of Health Equity in Europe.. N orway has been described as the paradise of northern Europe, being one of the richest …

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What Can Political Science Learn from Public Health

WebIdeas and ideologies work in mysterious but still analyzable ways. Public health scholars and epidemiologists have noted that processes denoted by abstract …

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Health for the People and for the Person: An Interview with Dr.

WebFor this special feature on Public Health, Dr. Hadler speaks about the ways in which medicine and public health intersect, how he sees the patient-physician …

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Out of Sight, Out of Mind: Neglecting Health Inequalities in …

WebThis article is part of our feature The Politics of Health Equity in Europe.. G ermany is one of the richest countries in Europe, and spends a high share of its wealth …

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Diseased States: Epidemic Control in Britain and the United States …

WebInstead, American health officials viewed hygiene and cleanliness as a personal, rather than a social, concern. Infectious bodies were viewed as …

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Engine and Brakes: European Welfare States and the …

Web1) Restricting medicalization – public healthcare and pharmaceuticalization. International studies have shown that in the US the prescription of a variety of drugs is …

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Emergency Medicine and Refugee Mental Health: Can Swiss ER …

WebAlthough it is difficult to find concrete data on mental health treatment access, mental health professionals, such as Dr. Naser Morina, Senior Research Associate at …

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Water, Sanitation, Hygiene and Global Health – EuropeNow

WebThis course covers core issues and skills in WaSH and global public health in six units: 1) Major microbial and priority chemical hazards of public health concern, …

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“Translating Socio-Cognitive Models of Agency into Migration and …

WebThe field of mental health practice and research has long been wedded primarily to medical models in which the investigations of cause and treatment focus …

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Immigration Policy is Health Policy – EuropeNow

WebAlthough health inspections still factor into many countries’ entry policies today, health selection doesn’t have to operate through direct medical examination. Any …

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Anthropology and Public Health – EuropeNow

WebAnthropology and Public Health. This is part of our Campus Spotlight on the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. This course on “Anthropology and Public …

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Refugee Mental Health Through the Lens of Neuroscience and …

WebYet, the need for mental health among refugees and asylum seekers is profound: recent studies of Syrian refugees documented a prevalence rate of 34 percent …

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Heine-Medin Disease: A Historical and Eponymous Perspective

WebThis inquiry provided an opportunity to reflect on medical eponyms in general. The study of eponyms and nomenclature imparts insights into the evolution of specific …

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Health and Gender After Socialism by Michele Rivkin-Fish

WebThe course aims to help students achieve two main goals: 1) to understand the ways health and gender are affected by processes of political and cultural changes …

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From the Couch to the Community: The Emergence of Peer-to …

WebWhile there will always be a need for specialists to provide care for chronic and acute cases of mental health issues, there is a rapidly growing belief that what many …

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Homelessness in Switzerland: From a Blind Spot to New …

WebThe study reviewed here confirmed findings made in other countries on the relationship between homelessness and poverty and migration. In addition, the study …

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Art & Healing – EuropeNow

WebArt & Healing. This is part of our special feature, Public Health in Europe. Increased emphasis on the importance of mental health by public health professionals …

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