The World Health Summit 2024, held from 13 to 15 October in Berlin, Germany, gathered health professionals, policymakers, scientists, and tech innovators to tackle global health challenges. This event not only sparked new ideas but also challenged existing perceptions and showcased innovative solutions. Thanks to the generous support of the Read more…
Humankind is facing the overlap of two crises with unprecedented impacts on our society: COVID- 19 and climate change. COVID-19 and the climate crisis have exposed the fact that the poorest and most marginalized people in society are the ones suffering most. In both crises, we must ensure that the most vulnerable ones receive the attention, guidance and assistance they need. Coordinating the responses and decisions being made now creates an opportunity to improve public health systems and create a more sustainable economic future for everyone, reducing the chances of a new pandemic.
Climate change is a public health issue. According to many studies conducted by researchers around the world, temperatures at the Earth’s surface are increasing, as well as in the atmosphere and oceans. It is said the global average temperature has increased by 1.1°C since the pre-industrial period, and by 0.2°C Read more…