Global Health
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Male infertility may be the world’s ‘canary down a coal mine’
A global team of experts has made ten crucial recommendations to urgently tackle the worldwide decline in male fertility
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Just one dose of HPV vaccine benefits women worldwide
A single dose of the human papillomavirus vaccine (HPV) provides years of protection from cancer and simpler vaccination programs
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Putting people before profits for global health
Powerful commercial actors have a disproportionate influence on politics, the economy, our climate and our health. So how can we shift the focus from raising profits to improving health?
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We can eliminate cervical cancer
Australia is on track to be the first country to eliminate cervical cancer, but inequities persist
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Future-proofing research
Medical science and research more generally, are key to solving some of the world’s biggest problems, but it needs to be fostered
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Prisons are communities too
COVID-19 has exposed the urgent need to reform incarceration systems globally to end overcrowding and improve health care
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Watch Episode 1: Conversations on COVID-19: A Global View
The COVID-19 pandemic has shone a spotlight on ‘scientific experts’ - perhaps none more so than US advisor Dr Anthony Fauci - but will there be a greater role for scientists in public life?
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The interconnectedness of human, animal and environmental health
All of the systems on our planet are interconnected. The One Health approach brings together human, animal and environmental health experts to tackle some of our biggest issues
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Women and the slowing global population
In many countries around the world, birth rates are slowing to a more sustainable level. And it’s women that are the driving force behind the change
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How death by numbers promotes global health
Myanmar relies on its midwives to record causes of death, but like many countries the data is chronically incomplete. Now, with help from technology the midwives are doing accurate autopsies as well as delivering babies.