🆕 research in The Lancet Public Health unveils key strategies to combat Intimate Partner Violence and Violence Against Children.

Led by Loraine Bacchus & manuela Colombini, the study identifies effective interventions and calls for urgent global action.

Read more 👉bit.ly/3xT7EWB

Global study in The Lancet Public Health reveals stark differences in major causes of disease burden between females and males, underscoring the need for gender-responsive approaches to health. hubs.li/Q02vFZ2m0

The article details what each best practice involves and gives helpful examples from during the pandemic.

You can read it in full here:

thelancet.com/journals/lanpu…

What can we learn from the COVID-19 pandemic about how to publish data better?

In a new open-access article for The Lancet Public Health, we @OurWorldinData outline seven key lessons for public agencies and other organizations.

A thread of the highlights:
ourworldindata.org/key-lessons-fr…

Are you interested in the relationship between #climatechange and #health in Europe? 🧐

13 May our new indicator report will be published in the The Lancet Public Health! 👀

Join the launch to hear more about the findings!

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Perinatal depression is a common and undertreated condition, with many gaps and barriers in the care pathway.

A study in The Lancet Public Health evaluated two interventions designed to address these barriers to perinatal depression treatment: buff.ly/44jVtOy #WMMHDay

New The Michael Marmot Institute of Health Equity UCL report 6/9 English regions showed increases in inequalities in life expectancy for women (NE, NW, Yorkshire & Humber, East of England, E Midlands, SW) @UCL bit.ly/LEGAP

What do we know about prevalence of mental and physical health conditions in people in prison? 🧵on new paper. #prison

Press conference on revised rules to reduce pollution and improve EU air quality | News | European Parliament europarl.europa.eu/news/en/press-…

¡Ya está disponible nuestro informe Lancet Countdown Latinoamérica! En él resaltamos la imperiosa necesidad de un desarrollo resiliente al clima enfocado en la salud.

Encuéntralo aquí 👉bit.ly/3Uehf1z
No te pierdas el evento online👉 bit.ly/3xRCnDx

Big victory for public health!!!
Thanks to all who made this possible, by providing scientific evidence, raising awareness about negative impact of air pollution in health, using your influence, your political power… today we are all winners. #AAQD World Health Organization (WHO) World Health Organization (WHO)_Europe

In recent decades, advances in research & treatment have led to a fall in #BreastCancer deaths of >40% in some high-income countries 📉

However, gross inequities + hidden costs mean many patients are being left behind.

Hear more from Prof. Charlotte Coles CRUK Cambridge Centre 🔽

“Beyond misinformation: developing a public health prevention framework for managing information ecosystems” by Atsuyoshi Ishizumi and colleagues.

▶️ hubs.li/Q02tzm5B0 The Lancet Public Health

Misinformation is not a new phenomenon – far from it.

However, the COVID-19 pandemic highlighted how infodemics (an overabundance of information, including mis- and disinformation) pose a threat to health and confidence in research.

Expand the thread ⤵️

Our April issue is out ! Featuring research on #HIV , #homelessness , #dementia , #prisons , #inequalities and much more ! #OA thelancet.com/journals/lanpu…

Alcohol is a carcinogen, yet most drinkers don't know it. So beginning in 2026, Ireland will require all alcoholic beverages to carry a warning label. My story about a new strategy for curbing alcohol's growing harms in The New York Times : nytimes.com/2024/04/09/hea…

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A group of Swiss women just won a landmark climate case in the European Court of Human Rights.

Learn more about the argument that convinced the court ⤵️

According to new WHO Global Hepatitis Report:
👉1.3 million people died from viral hepatitis in 2022—the same as tuberculosis
👉 254 million people living with hepatitis B & 50 million with hepatitis C in 2022

#NoHep #WorldHepatitisSummit #LiverTwitter World Health Organization (WHO)

The how and why loneliness is bad for your health, a new nature feature
nature.com/articles/d4158…