Understanding Air Pollution as Risks to Human and Planetary Health
Understanding air pollution and its impacts on both our health and the environment becomes crucial in tackling the root causes of the issue.... Read More
Health and Population
Looking into the School Feeding Programs in Latin America and the Caribbean
School feeding programs in Latin America and the Caribbean aim to evolve into national policies that support nutrition, education, and local economies.... Read More
Africa’s Regional Strategy to Prioritize Rehabilitation Services
In light of increasing health risks, African health ministers adopted a regional strategy to prioritize rehabilitation services as essential healthcare.... Read More
Urgent Call to Address Occupational Heat Stress to Protect Workers’ Safety and Wellbeing
Amidst global warming, protective measures against occupational heat stress are crucial to protect workers’ health, safety, and productivity.... Read More
Indonesia Aims to Eliminate Leprosy by 2030
Indonesia has declared a commitment to eliminate leprosy by 2030. What are the measures taken?... Read More
Going Backward: India’s Sulfur Dioxide Emission Policy Against Clean Air
Despite the urgency to tackle air pollution, India has significantly relaxed its sulfur dioxide emission policy as of July 2025.... Read More
Accessible and Inclusive Urban Green Spaces for All
What are urban green spaces, and how can we ensure they benefit the urban population from all walks of life?... Read More
A Social Animal: Recognizing social connection as a pillar of health and wellbeing
Amid the rise of social isolation and loneliness, recognizing social connection as an integral part of our health is crucial.... Read More
Six Projects Aim to Tackle Food Insecurity in the UK
From public restaurants to free school meals, the projects explore ways to address food insecurity in the country, amidst cost-of-living crisis.... Read More
Nafas Indonesia and DBS Foundation Launch White Paper on Air Pollution and Pneumonia in Jakarta Toddlers
A study launched by Nafas Indonesia and the DBS Foundation revealed worrying findings regarding the link between fine particulate air pollution (PM2.5) and increasing cases of pneumonia in Jakarta toddlers.... Read More