Category: Works

The nature of the silent arrow

Let’s start at the end Let’s tell the story of health. And let us start at the end, because that – for reasons that will… Read more »

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A brief overview of Healthy Cities evidence

A long history of cities and health The connection between health and urbanisation has been inescapable since early human settlement, or rather, when paleo-epidemiologists and… Read more »

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The career laundry…

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Two examples of interactive bed-side public health teaching in medical education

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The Making of hot crises

In a recent blog, Michael Moore, eminent and astute CEO of PHAA and vice-President of the World Federation of Public Health Associations( WFPHA), explains how one… Read more »

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Action or Policy for Health

Globally, non-communicable diseases (NCDs) constitute the main causes of morbidity, mortality and disability. This has been recognised by the United Nations as a major international crisis.… Read more »

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Health Politics: boundless win-wins

In a recent opinion piece in The Canberra Times Nicholas Stuart assessed the failings of the Abbott government (Stuart, 2014). It was an entertaining read,… Read more »

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