Planetary Health Frameworks
Samuel S Myers: Planetary health champion. The Lancet.
Samuel S Myers, the Director of the Planetary Health Alliance and the Johns Hopkins Institute for Planetary Health, has a message for health professionals.
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Southeast Asia at the heart of the implementation of the One Health approach. Discover Public Health.
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Infectious Diseases Climate Change
Climate change and malaria control: A call to urgent action from Africa’s frontlines. Malaria Journal.
This comment reflects the expertise and insights of 19 National Malaria Control/Elimination Programs and aims to raise awareness, inform policy discussions, and strengthen global partnerships to address the intersection of malaria and climate change.
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Noncommunicable Diseases Chemical Pollution
From individuals to global policy: 10 actions to tackle plastic pollution and protect health. LSHTM Climate Change & Planetary Health.
The article outlines ten strategies to combat plastic pollution, emphasizing its health impacts and the need for systemic change. It advocates for policy reform, community action, and interdisciplinary research to create sustainable alternatives.
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Chemical Pollution Ocean / Marine Degradation
Scientists in Japan develop plastic that dissolves in seawater within hours. Reuters.
Japanese scientists created a strong, non-toxic plastic that dissolves in seawater within hours and leaves no microplastics behind. The material could help reduce ocean pollution but is not yet commercialized.
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Safeguarding human health in the Anthropocene epoch: Report of The Rockefeller Foundation–Lancet Commission on planetary health. The Lancet.
