Ebola – what is it, and how do you recognize it?
Reports of the rapid spread of the Ebola virus in West Africa are rife, and fears are growing that the virus could spread to other continents. We spoke to Greg… Read more »
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- Ebola – what is it, and how do you recognize it? - 8th August 2014
- What is needed to create a tobacco-free world? - 10th June 2014
- Reverse innovation – does it really exist? - 7th April 2014
What is needed to create a tobacco-free world?
Abstracts from the latest conference of the International Society for the Prevention of Tobacco Induced Diseases (ISPTID) were published in a supplement for… Read more »
Reverse innovation – does it really exist?
To progress and explore the on-going reverse innovation in global health systems thematic series published in Globalization and Health, tweeters gathered on 28… Read more »
Do low-income countries hold the key to health innovation?
Join our twitter chat on reverse innovation – Friday at 5pm (UK time) Can ‘developed’ countries learn from the lessons of ‘developing’ countries?… Read more »
Electronic cigarettes, towards evidence-based regulation: call for papers
Tobacco Induced Diseases is inviting submissions for a new thematic series entitled ‘Electronic cigarettes: towards evidence-based regulation’. The series… Read more »
The nutrition transition, a global public health problem: Call for papers
Archives of Public Health is inviting submissions for a new thematic series entitled ‘the nutrition transition, a global public health problem‘… Read more »
Addiction Science & Clinical Practice publishes second supplement on screening and brief intervention to reduce alcohol and other drug-related harm
Founded in 2004 at the conclusion of a World Health Organization study, the Network on Brief Interventions for Alcohol and Other Drugs (INEBRIA) aims to provide… Read more »
Reverse innovation in global health systems: the knowledge pool emerges
Innovation today is moving in all directions and coming from all places. Can health innovations designed for a developing country setting be applied in a… Read more »
The Long and Many Roads to Recovery
“We know very little about long-term recovery from alcohol and other drug use disorders” points out Dr Stephan Arndt, Editor-in-Chief of Substance Abuse… Read more »
Health Literacy in Public Health: Call for Papers
Archives of Public Health is inviting submissions for a new thematic series on Health Literacy in Public Health. The journal is seeking original manuscripts… Read more »