How childhood cancer affects brain development
Research into the long-term effects of cancer treatment on children’s brains is helping guide post-recovery care.
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Hannane Ferdjani — Côte d'Ivoire
- 7 min
Female activists fighting to end period poverty
Open conversations and better access to menstrual products are helping to destigmatise menstruation in Côte d'Ivoire.
Kalkidan Tesfaye—Ethiopia
- 7 min
Normalising the clitoris and its role in women’s sexuality
Female genital mutilation impacts millions of girls and women. Breaking the silence around the clitoris is a global health imperative.
Jyotsna Singh—India
- 7 min
Influencer culture drives youth to risky cosmetic trends
The relationsship between social media, cosmetic procedures and poor mental health is becoming increasingly problematic.
Becky McCall — United Kingdom
- 7 min
Fighting light skin bias in UK’s South Asian diaspora
South Asian communities in the UK continue to grapple with toxic side effects of skin lightening practices.
Zarina Geloo — Zambia
- 7 min
Africa’s toxic dalliance with skin lighteners
Rooted in colourism and perpetuated by popular culture, the growing market for skin bleaching products is spawning a public health crisis.
Angela Tufvesson — Hong Kong
- 11 min
Delivering maternity rights to Hong Kong’s migrant workers
Awareness of legal maternity protections can help secure the income and rights of Hong Kong’s female migrant domestic workers.
Danny Buckland — United Kingdom
- 8 min
Holding back the tide of climate change for better health
Bangladesh grapples with climate change, a rising sea, water salinity, and chronic disease. What can it do to reverse the tide?
Danny Buckland — United Kingdom
- 7 min
The growing push for gender equity in healthcare access
As medical care and research remain stubbornly male-centric, a global movement is afoot to end the invisibilisation of women.
The Health Finance Institute
- 9 min
Promising tools to close the NCD financing gap
How blended finance can mitigate investment risks to attract private funds for healthcare, especially focused on NCDs.
Jo Waters—United Kingdom
- 8 min
Where are the women leaders in global healthcare?
Women make up 70% of the healthcare workforce but continue to be led by men. Why aren’t more women leading the health sector?
Brian Mastroianni — US
- 9 min
Addressing disparities in trans healthcare
Locked out by stigma, transphobic politics and inequity, trans people around the world struggle to access quality and timely healthcare.
Jyotsna Singh — India
- 8 min
Getting to the heart of women’s healthcare in India
Women in India are at heightened risk for cardiovascular disease, yet struggle to access preventative, emergency and follow-up care.
Re:solve Global Health
- 1 min
From cigarette sensation to smoking cessation
What happens in the body after quitting smoking?
Angela Tufvesson — Hong Kong
- 2 min
Mental health and the community: Cultural differences hold the key
The most effective population-wide approach to preventive mental health care is nuanced and tailored to the needs of diverse communities.
Andrea Chipman — United Kingdom
- 8 min
Recovering from our collective trauma towards a more resilient future
Cases of depression and anxiety continue to skyrocket, as it is becoming clear that the pandemic will leave a legacy of poor mental health.
Cæcilie Bachdal Johansen — Denmark
- 4 min
Caribbean youth ask their governments to do more for their mental wellbeing
Caribbean youth have set their governments an agenda for change in a region hobbled by inadequate mental health services.
Suntosh Pillay — South Africa
- 1 min
Ask the expert: social determinants of mental health
Hear from Suntosh Pillay, a clinical psychologist based in Durban, South Africa.
Re:solve Global Health
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The growing link between climate change and mental health
The consequences of climate change on mental health can be direct or indirect, short-term or long-term.
Garret Barnell — South Africa
- 1 min
Ask the expert: climate anxiety
The growing phenomenon of climate anxiety, how it presents itself, and who is affected by it.
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