In Sri Lanka, maternal mortality has sharply declined since the 1930s, but the increase in maternal mental health problems since the 2000s illuminates a global health issue.
Author: Eye On Global Health
…these statistics should be a call to action, to increase our everyday efforts to reduce the stigma associated with mental illness. We must work through our actions and reactions to show mental illness is not a sign of weakness.
The UK has made great progress in improving in the health of its population, yet Brexit threatens to slow the rate of this progress, and could even reverse it altogether.
Can you recognize Copenhagen’s green areas in these photos? This summer, it became hard to ignore the effects of climate change.
The winning solution from the 2017 Global Health Case Challenge, on migrating women’s sexual and reproductive health.
Using co-production with the Inuit youth of Naujaat, there is an opportunity to improve a sense of cultural identity, pride, and social capital, which have been identified as protective suicide prevention factors (6).
“Technology advances at exponential rates, and human institutions and societies do not. They adapt at much slower rates. Those gaps get wider and wider.” Mitch Kapor
Approaches to field research and elderly social care in Chiang Mai.
By Frederik Løgstrup Magnusson and Christian Ulrich Eriksen The global state of suicide In…
An interview with Professor Flemming Konradsen, director of the Copenhagen School of Global Health. He…
