2020 has seen some governments ignoring their own healthcare advice, and in the USA top officials have publicly flaunted the wearing of masks What… Read more »
Over the past two decades, the world has seen major epidemics from EBOLA, SARS and MERS. Some countries have learnt lessons from these, and other… Read more »
Vast amounts of data are collected every day from all aspects of people's lives. The recent field of network science aims to… Read more »
Co-authors Jeffrey V. Lazarus, of the Barcelona Institute for Global Health (ISGlobal), and Lee Baker of Interel in Brussels,… Read more »
In this blog Jan Foster asks Barbara Kerstiëns, Deputy Head of Unit and Research and Innovation Directorate-General at the… Read more »
Jan Foster finds out more about breaking down silos with Bleddyn Rees from the European Connect Health Alliance.
International Journal for Equity and Health will soon be publishing a series focused on China’s health system and the progress… Read more »
Jan Foster writes here about the complicated maze of policy changes for the NHS, and asks the Director of Policy and Strategy at… Read more »
In this guest blog Jan Foster asks; should we be taking more control of our own healthcare, in order to help the NHS system before… Read more »
As we approach the end of World Alzheimer’s Month 2015, I asked Brendan McCormack, co-author of an article published in Journal… Read more »