The World Health Organisation (WHO) celebration is held on the same day every year and always carries a theme. This year, this considers climate change, conflict, and disease impacts.

Over the years, the celebrations have aimed to create awareness around a specific health theme to highlight a priority area of concern for the World Health Organization. Mental health, maternal ...

FLIA’s work on health has shown how lessons learnt in Africa can be applicable to other situations around the world. Our work on Ebola pandemics helped to set the foundations for further research into ...

Using life data encourages healthcare that leans more on prevention, wellness, and scientific advancement, which are key health themes our healthcare system cannot ignore. Life data, enhanced by ...

Health equity is the idea that everyone should have equal access to healthcare and the opportunity to achieve good health, regardless of their socioeconomic status, race, ethnicity, or other ...

World Cancer Day on February 4 aims to raise awareness and combat cancer globally. The 2025 theme, 'United by Unique,' highlights a people-centered ap ...

The Health and Wellbeing theme brings together members of the School to understand the biological, psychological and social influences underpinning physical and mental health, and to co-produce and ...

Part of History The people’s health, c.1250 to the present day The benefit of studying history in this way is that it allows change and continuity to stand out clearly. For each time period ...

World Cancer Day is an initiative of the Union for International Cancer Control (UICC) to bring together and support the ...