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#WorldHealthDay

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Nexus Research Group

🌍 This #WorldHealthDay, we look at #ClimateChange as a public health emergency. From cold-related deaths over infectious diseases to air pollution: Let’s talk about 3 overlooked health risks that go beyond the usual headlines.

🔗 𝗥𝗲𝗮𝗱 𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗲: geo.lmu.de/geographie/en/lates

A square slide, saying: "This World Health Day, let's talk about Climate Health". In the background, there is an image of a smoke or steam emitting factory.
#ClimateHealth#research#science
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European Commission

This #WorldHealthDay, the WHO is calling for more efforts to prevent maternal deaths and prioritise women’s long-term health, especially in developing countries where inequalities persist.

We contribute through:

🔹 EU-funded projects
🔸 Global Health Policy
🔹 International partnerships
🔸 Financial support and training of midwives

Ensuring access to maternity services is crucial, because investing in maternal and newborn health is an investment in our future.

A minimalistic one-line drawing of a pregnant woman, accompanied by the text 'Every mother has the right to a healthy birth”
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Ben

Shaft!

(Happy #WorldHealthDay everyone!)

A quote from Audre Lorde; "Caring for myself is not self-indulgence, it is self-preservation, and that is an act of political warfare."

However another quote of hers I particularly enjoy....

"I want to live the rest of my life, however long or short, with as much sweetness as I can decently manage, loving all the people I love, and doing as much as I can of the work I still have to do. I am going to write fire until it comes out of my ears, my eyes, my noseholes--everywhere. Until it's every breath I breathe. I'm going to go out like a fucking meteor!"

- Audre Lorde

WHO sets 'Maternal and Newborn Health' as World Health Day 2025 theme
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Dev Burman

Let’s Talk Mental Health on this World Health Day...
Do you know Suicide is the third leading cause of death among 15–29-year-olds? More than 7,50 000 people die due to suicide every year, which is one person every 40 seconds. Suicide is a global phenomenon and occurs throughout the lifespan. Join the conversation—because awareness can save lives.

#worldhealthDay #healthDay #mentalhealth

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WerkstattGeschichte

Heute vor 185 Jahren starb der britische Künstler William Heath, bekannt v.a. für seine Radierungen, Karikaturen & politische Cartoons. Ein Ausschnitt eines seiner Werke schmückt das Frontcover von #WerkstattGeschichte 78/2018 "krank machen": "Monster soup commonly called Thames water ...", 1828.
Zugleich ein Lesetipp am #Weltgesundheitstag:
▶ werkstattgeschichte.de/alle_au

@histodons @historikerinnen @historyofmedicine

Frontcover WerkstattGeschichte 78/2018 mit Ausschnitt einer Abbildung, der allerlei unappetitliches, teils Fischen, Reptilien oder Mikroorganismen ähnelndes Fantasie-Getier unterschiedlicher Größe zeigt (Original: William Heath, „Monster soup commonly called Thames water, being a correct representation of that precious stuff doled out to us!!!”, kolorierte Radierung, ca. 1828, Trustees of the British Museum).
Coverrückseite WerkstattGeschichte 78/1018 mit Inhaltsverzeichnis und vollständiger Abbildung, die - links neben dem runden, symbolisiert-mikroskopischen Blick auf das Fantasie-Getier im Wasser der Londoner Themse - eine in blauem Kleid und grünem Umhangschal edel gekleidete Dame mit Perlenkette zeigt, die bei dessen Anblick angewidert den Mund verzieht und der die gefüllte Teetasse aus der schwarz behandschuhten Hand fällt (William Heath, „Monster soup commonly called Thames water, being a correct representation of that precious stuff doled out to us!!!”, kolorierte Radierung, ca. 1828, Trustees of the British Museum).
#WorldHealthDay#HistMed#histodons
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