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  Edition #20, Health & Social Systems, Health Inequalities, Policy, Practice

Can times of crisis provide an opportunity for change for health and wellbeing?

  Caroline Costongs

Churchill famously said, “Never let a good crisis go to waste”. The focus on public health since the COVID-19 pandemic has triggered… Read More

  Edition #20, Health & Social Systems, Health Inequalities, Policy, Practice

Could social innovation be the answer in times of crisis?

  Professor Martin Dietrich

Social systems across Europe are under immense strain. This includes the health system, facing – amongst other challenges… Read More

  Ageing, Edition #20, Health & Social Systems, Health Inequalities, Look who's talking, Policy, Practice, Working Life & Social Protection

Healthy and active ageing: looking through an economic lens

  Charles Normand, Gemma Williams and Jonathan Cylus

Improved life expectancy in Europe is a triumph for public health and health services.  But it has also… Read More

  Childhood & Adolescence, Edition #20, Health & Social Systems, Health Inequalities, Policy, Practice, Research

Children worry about the economy too

  Pia Sundell

Children pick up on conversations more than you probably realise. As turbulent times continue to affect those most… Read More

  Edition #20, Health & Social Systems, Health Inequalities, Mental Health, Policy, Working Life & Social Protection

From crisis to catalyst: it’s time to prioritise health and wellbeing

  Dr Louisa Petchey and Manon Roberts

A cost-of-living crisis is more than just an economic squeeze: it is a public health emergency.  A new… Read More

  Edition #20, Health Inequalities, Research

Health apps: the digital future

  Petra Hoogendoorn

Digitalisation is growing at a rapid speed and health is not being left behind. As the technological world… Read More

  Childhood & Adolescence, Edition #20, Health Inequalities, Mental Health, Policy, Practice

Wellbeing and the rise of the Circus Consultant

  Editorial team

Sweden has taken innovative steps to highlight how important the arts are to our health and wellbeing. In… Read More

  Edition #20, Health & Social Systems, Health Inequalities, Policy, Practice

Why were social factors ignored during the pandemic?

  Caroline Costongs

When the COVID-19 pandemic first hit Europe in February 2020, government responses primarily aimed to ‘flatten the curve’ of infection rates to prevent illness… Read More

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