Predicting a soldier’s potential for developing depression and PTSD
Research published in BMC Psychology has found that a series of validated, self-reported questions administered to soldiers early in their careers… Read more »
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Securing crucial funding for harm reduction in a challenging setting: Iva Jovović discusses LET, the quality-of-life improvement NGO in Croatia
Following a workshop in Budapest last autumn on how to secure sustainable funding for harm reduction in Central and Eastern Europe, Jeffrey Lazarus… Read more »
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Complex cancer decisions, no easy answers
With the many different options now available for the treatment of cancer, it can be very difficult for both clinicians and… Read more »
Gender roles and the transmission of Ebola
Recently published in published in Infectious Diseases of Poverty, a scoping review examines the Ebola virus through the… Read more »
World Thrombosis Day: preventing thrombosis and promoting high quality of life
October 13th is World Thrombosis Day, a global movement that aims to focus attention on thrombosis, an often overlooked and… Read more »
World Food Day 2017: investing in food security and rural development
October 16th 2017 marks World Food Day which is celebrated every year on the same date in recognition of the founding of the Food… Read more »
Breast Cancer Awareness Month quiz
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and this year we’re marking the occasion with a quiz to test your knowledge of breast… Read more »
Working together to improve our wellbeing for World Mental Health Day
To mark the 25th World Mental Health Day, we take a look at workplace mental health studies registered in the ISRCTN registry
Nobody left behind: improving the health of marginalised, underserved people
Co-authors Jeffrey V. Lazarus, of the Barcelona Institute for Global Health (ISGlobal), and Lee Baker of Interel in Brussels,… Read more »
The unexpected health risks of climate change
Krisztian Magori highlights the underappreciated health risks of extreme events made more frequent and intense by unmitigated… Read more »