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  Childhood & Adolescence, Edition #26, Health & Social Systems, Health Inequalities, Policy, Working Life & Social Protection

Feeding the many instead of the few — how communities can reclaim the food system

  Professor Molly Anderson

Extreme weather, conflict, and rising prices drive today’s global food polycrisis — but at its core lies inequality… Read More

  Behaviour & Addiction, Childhood & Adolescence, Edition #26, Health & Social Systems, Health Inequalities, Policy

Ads, algorithms, and adolescents

  Mark Petticrew

Children’s mental health is shaped as much by the spaces they inhabit online as by the world around… Read More

  Edition #26, Environment & Sustainability, EuroHealthNet Editorials, European & International Affairs, Health & Social Systems

Is our environment the health factor we keep ignoring?

  Caroline Costongs

EDITORIAL During a local political campaign in a small village, residents spoke not of abstract policies but of… Read More

  Edition #26, Environment & Sustainability, Health & Social Systems, Health Inequalities

Health and environment: one story, our story. We rise or fall together

  Eleanor Morrissey

For EuroHealthNet’s Eleanor Morrissey, the phrase “we rise or fall together” is more than words—it’s a guiding principle. Growing up in… Read More

  Edition #25, Environment & Sustainability, EuroHealthNet Editorials, European & International Affairs, Health & Social Systems

Is a wellbeing economy within reach?

  Caroline Costongs

EDITORIAL In a wellbeing economy, economic growth is not a goal in itself but rather a way to… Read More

  Edition #26, Environment & Sustainability, Health & Social Systems, Health Inequalities, Policy

Bravery, health, and justice: how Galicia’s community stood up, and won

  Ruth Thomas

For 20,000 residents of the rural region of A Limia in Galicia, Spain, clean air and safe water were… Read More

  Edition #26, Environment & Sustainability, Health & Social Systems, Research

Can buildings make us healthier? Inside Wales’ living architecture for health, equity, and hope

  Andrew H. Kemp, Lowri Wilkie and Kirsti Bohata

In the heart of Swansea, a coastal city of 250,000 in South Wales, UK, a former department store… Read More

  Edition #25, European & International Affairs, Health & Social Systems, Policy

Time for a wellbeing economy, as Finnish economist urges EU to rethink growth and inequality

  Otto Kyyrönen

Otto Kyyrönen from SOSTE, the Finnish Federation for Social Affairs and Health, argues that the European Union’s new… Read More

  Childhood & Adolescence, Edition #25, Health & Social Systems, Mental Health

“I just had to get on with it” – mothers speak up on the hidden toll of work, family, and mental health

  Angela García Romero

The ‘State of Motherhood in Europe 2024’ report from Make Mothers Matter offers a vivid, and often sobering,… Read More

  Childhood & Adolescence, Edition #25, Health & Social Systems, Health Inequalities, Policy, Working Life & Social Protection

“Silenced by snobbery”: from facing eviction to influencing government policy, one person’s fight to expose structural inequality

  Ruth Thomas

Dominic juggles life as a single dad, community researcher, and author. He has faced eviction, food insecurity, and… Read More

  Edition #25, Environment & Sustainability, Health & Social Systems

Climate protection in the healthcare sector: for a healthy future and social justice

  Dr Ruperta Lichtenecker

Climate change increasingly threatens our health and poses major challenges for healthcare systems. Dr Ruperta Lichtenecker from the… Read More

  Edition #25, Health & Social Systems, Health Inequalities, Research

“We all have agency and influence in both our professional and personal lives. The time to act is now.”

  Alba Godfrey

Health isn’t just part of the economy; it is the economy. If we’re to create a fairer, more… Read More

  Childhood & Adolescence, Edition #25, Health & Social Systems, Policy

How Iceland’s wellbeing policies could be a blueprint for Europe

  Jenny Ingudottir

What do wellbeing economy policies look like, and how effective are they in practice? Could Europe truly benefit… Read More

  Behaviour & Addiction, Edition #25, Health & Social Systems, Health Inequalities, Mental Health, Research

Good sleep is essential for good health and fairer outcomes for all

  Anja Strmšek

How much sleep did you get last night? It’s a personal question, perhaps, but sleep is just that,… Read More

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