The Future of Health Care and You
Expect more focus on preventing diseases, investing in mass-produced standardized care for all, and advancing health care frontiers through customized care for the individual.
Expect more focus on preventing diseases, investing in mass-produced standardized care for all, and advancing health care frontiers through customized care for the individual.
Pollution is a silent killer that can lead to cancer, many other chronic diseases, and even impact infant brain development.
Health impact assessments can seize the opportunity to attain positive health outcomes that would otherwise not happen, as we are seeing in the Greater Mekong Subregion.
Diabetes can’t be solved by health systems alone – it’s a global problem that is driven by our lifestyle choices.
Let’s support investments with the best value for money to counter the massive challenge presents to the region.
Let us correct this myth and discuss what is needed to support inclusive business models for health care in Asia and the Pacific.
Investing in sexual and reproductive health is not only the right thing to do – it benefits women, families, and the entire economy.
The spread of the zika virus demonstrates vector-borne disease control requires more than just investing in health.
The risk of contracting antimicrobial-resistant bacteria or emerging infectious diseases is higher in Asia than anywhere else in the world.
The recent haze caused by forest fires in Indonesia is yet another form of air pollution we increasingly suffer in Asia, where many have come to accept this public health risk as a necessary evil of urban economic growth.