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What Public Health Students Should Know Going into 2026
03
Feb

As 2026 begins, public health students are entering a world shaped by rapid global change, persistent health inequalities, and evolving […]

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Tags: biostatistics , environmental health , epidemiology , global health , health inequalities , public health 2026 , public health careers , public health education , public health leadership , Public Health Policy , public health students , studying public health , The London School of Public Health ,
Antimicrobial Resistance: The Silent Pandemic and the Power Struggles Behind It
18
Jul

The London School of Public Health – Public health without border series Ever wondered how the global pharmaceutical industry influences […]

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Tags: AMR regulation , antimicrobial resistance , Big Pharma , global health , Health Equity , London School of Public Health , opioid crisis , philanthrocapitalism , Public Health Policy ,
National Inquiry into Maternity and Neonatal Care: A Call for Urgent Reform
02
Jul

The recent findings from the UK’s National Inquiry into Maternity and Neonatal Services have laid bare a deeply troubling picture […]

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Tags: Health Equity , Maternal Health Inequality , Maternity Care , Neonatal Health , NHS Reform , Public Health Policy , UK healthcare ,
World Refugee Day 2025: A Moral Compass Amid a Rising Tide of Displacement
02
Jul

Dr. A Hossain Every 20 June, World Refugee Day calls us to confront a stark truth: as of mid‑2025, over […]

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Tags: Conflict and Migration , Forced Displacement , Global Health and Human Rights , Humanitarian Response , Public Health Policy , Refugee Crisis 2025 , World Refugee Day ,
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