Three levels of public health in a society explained: from existential threats to disease prevention
Theories behind health changes will promote adherence and direct the research towards actions that work
Most money in healthcare goes to treatments, however, 70% health gains may be achieved at various levels of prevention. What are they?
Precision medicine has received much attention in recent years, but precision public health is a novel field that challenges one-size-fits-all approaches on a larger scale: the population level
A sustainable model for health envisaging how individuals, data and systems enable the shift to prevention
A sustainable approach to healthcare requires a fundamental shift: from sick care to prevention
During the 1990s the Global Forum for Health Research was set up by the WHO Ad Hoc Committee on Health Research for the purpose of correcting the…
It is the commitment to end discrimination, exclusion and poverty and to reduce inequalities and vulnerabilities that leave people behind
Health in All Policies (HIAP) is an approach to policymaking that introduces health-related aspects into virtually any public policy. HIAP aims to account for health implications in…
The Humanome is made up of two parts, ‘Human’ and the suffix ‘-ome’. The suffix ‘-ome’ is related to the totality of a subject and here the…
