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Health Inequalities

This category includes articles about public health projects and interventions that aim to reduce health inequalities and the effect of socioeconomic position and social determinants on health status.

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  Edition #24, Health & Social Systems, Health Inequalities, Policy

“Acting on the commercial determinants of health is more important than ever,” as Brussels embraces a business-first agenda

  Caroline Costongs

EDITORIAL The European Union is at a crucial turning point. Its shift toward competitiveness with business-friendly policies brings… Read More

  Childhood & Adolescence, Edition #24, Health Inequalities, Research

How your feed feeds you: the hidden power of digital food marketing on your eating habits

  Käbi Vanwinkelen

Social media has become a powerful tool for food marketing, shaping our eating habits with every scroll. Platforms… Read More

  Edition #23, Health & Social Systems, Health Inequalities

Health without walls: building trans-inclusive healthcare

  Max Sasha T.

Access to health and social care is a universal right, or at least, it should be. Yet for… Read More

  Childhood & Adolescence, Edition #23, Health Inequalities, Mental Health, Practice

Beyond health: Andalusia’s revolutionary approach to family gender equality

  Monica Padial and Francisco Ruiz Domínguez

Strong family bonds are the pillars of wellbeing for people of all ages from children to adults. However,… Read More

  Edition #23, Health & Social Systems, Health Inequalities, Policy, Working Life & Social Protection

“Homelessness can affect anyone, and more quickly than you might think”: how Austria is leading the way to end homelessness

  Ruth Thomas

Neunerhaus, an Austrian social organisation, throws a lifeline, not just a helping hand, to those facing homelessness. In… Read More

  Childhood & Adolescence, Edition #22, Health & Social Systems, Health Inequalities, Practice

Increasing uptake: the impact of Slovakia’s free HPV vaccination rollout

  Daniela Kállayová

In 2020, cervical cancer accounted for 2.5% of all new cancer cases diagnosed in women (excluding non-melanomxa skin… Read More

  Edition #21, Health & Social Systems, Health Inequalities, Practice

Why collaborating with communities is essential to eradicate health inequalities

  Marianna Balta, Dina Zota PhD and Pania Karnaki MSc

95.3 million people (representing 22% of the population) are at risk of poverty or social exclusion in the… Read More

  Edition #21, Health & Social Systems, Health Inequalities, Policy, Practice

Period poverty: the impact of Scotland’s revolutionary Act one year on

  Shirley Laing

Having access to menstrual products, hygiene facilities, waste management, and education are basic needs. But for many across… Read More

  Edition #21, Health & Social Systems, Health Inequalities, Practice

Everybody counts: stopping the cycle of social exclusion

  Sophie McGannan

Current crises have led to a stark increase in inequalities across the EU. A new Science-for-Policy report recently… Read More

  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

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