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How Gender Equality can lead to Good Health and Wellbeing: The Challenge of Engaging Males
How can we reduce gender inequality in order to improve health and wellbeing? How can we address these two sustainable development goals in unison? One of the key messages I hope to convey today is that this challenge concerns us all. Crucially, we need to engage males as well as females.
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Supporting those who are living with and beyond cancer – an ever growing global issue
The number of people diagnosed with cancer, and surviving is continually growing. Life after cancer presents lasting challenges, it means living with the impact of having had cancer and the side effects from treatments. Our aim is to ensure all those living with and beyond cancer, do not simply live, but live well.
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Fighting organised crime in the global food supply system
More money is made in cheating the global food supply system than in the world’s heroin trade. with organised crime gangs becoming more involved. Work within the Institute for Global Food Security is using cutting edge science and technology to detect and deter the cheats.
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Sustainable food production and the circular economy
Using palm oil as a case study we begin to explore sustainability and circular economy in the food industry, the trend of clean labels, zero waste as well as our awareness and responsibilities as consumers
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mRNA: the future of vaccination
Are the mRNA Vaccines the future of vaccinations or are they a one off because of the COVID19 pandemic?
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Public health and the planetary crisis
Malnutrition, infectious diseases, social unrest, and mass migration. How can we assess the impact of mitigation and change the narrative?
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The planetary crisis: the scientific evidence base
Unpacking some of the evidence which points to a changing climate and looking closer at the organisations behind the hard science of climate and biodiversity.
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Managing farmed landscapes for food and nature
Agriculture is a prime cause of the planetary emergency but how do we feed an ever-growing human population whilst minimising our ecological and climatic footprint?