"We repeat: the problem is not poor ‘choices’; the problem is poverty.... The rhetoric of the “undeserving poor” as justification for...

The GHLS concluded with a wonderful and insightful talk by Sarah Neville, a healthcare editor at the Financial Times. Ms. Neville's talk...

The Sexual and Reproductive Health Subcommittee’s campaign “The Cambridge Period Project” thats aims to tackle period poverty in...

Hearing the number 131,000 deaths, you may well think it’s the newest sad milestone in the Covid pandemic. But in our latest Global...

What is climate change adaptation? According to the International Institute for Sustainable Development, adaptation is “the actions that...

This year, we’ve started doing Cambridge-specific trainings thanks to our amazing training officer, Anna! The training sessions have...

The Sexual and Reproductive Health Subcommittee has held their second discussion group this year, initiating a conversation about the...

Earlier in February, the Sexual and Reproductive Health Subcommittee (SFGH) collaborated with the Ethical Affairs Committee (Cambridge...

The importance of understanding zoonotic diseases, infectious diseases that pass from animals to humans,social structures and pressures...

Rich Grad, Poor Grad: A Degree Alone Won’t Make You Equal Imposter Syndrome or Structural Inequalities? The impact of class inequalities...

The International Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) was first introduced in 2003 by the UN in an effort to...

Last Monday, the Race and Health subcommittee held its third discussion group of the academic year entitled, “Why mothers die: the racial...

In the first session of our Global Health Lecture Series, Dr Dixon Chibanda tackled the topical issue of Mental Health. Alleviating the...

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought many socioeconomic problems in the UK to the fore. In a country with the sixth highest GDP in the...

News last week that the UK has vaccinated more people than it has had confirmed cases of COVID-19 offered hope to many during a bleak...

The COVID-19 pandemic has been devastating to many countries and communities worldwide. However, it is unfortunate that it takes a...

Since the 1980s, the UK has been experiencing an economic boom, but the wealth that has been amassed is far from evenly distributed [1]....

Being able to access, understand, interpret, and apply health information to decisions about our health is a key capability that directly...

With pre-existing relationships between deprivation and health inequalities, increasing the amount of green spaces can act as a buffer again

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