By the 2080s, the global population will start declining – and our systems aren’t ready. Our latest blog explores the policy shifts needed to support ageing societies. #HealthPolicy #Demographics www.healthpolicypartnership.com/an-ageing-an...

As the number of people developing cancer continues to rise globally, computational pathology can play a vital role in easing pressure on health systems.

People who have recovered from cancer still face barriers to insurance, credit and mortgages – even years after treatment. The ‘right to be forgotten’ aims to change that. 📖 Read more: www.healthpolicypartnership.com/life-after-c... #CancerSurvivorship #RightToBeForgotten

New report provides recommendations for a co-funded early access pilot programme for innovative oncology medicines in Ireland, which aims to reduce inequities in access to treatment. Find out more: www.healthpolicypartnership.com/project/supp...

Patient navigation helps people move through the health system, improving outcomes and cutting costs. But implementation is uneven. It’s time to make patient navigation a standard part of person-centred care. #HealthPolicy #PatientNavigation #HPP www.healthpolicypartnership.com/patient-navi...

From opt-out consent models to addressing organ trafficking, our latest blog explores how governments can improve access to transplantation to ensure it is both ethical and equitable. Read more 👇 www.healthpolicypartnership.com/the-gift-of-...

In a recent article published in Mediaplanet, Taylor Morris explores the lessons that can be learnt from oncology to make sure CVD care can turn a corner in Europe. www.healthawareness.co.uk/personal-hea...

Obesity affects 1 in 4 adults in England, Wales & NI – and 1 in 3 in Scotland. It drives chronic disease, mental health issues and costs the UK £126 billion a year. HPP’s new white paper sets out seven actions to reverse this: www.healthpolicypartnership.com/project/endi....

Computational pathology is reshaping cancer diagnostics. AI-powered tools help pathologists work faster and more accurately – and could be key to tackling workforce shortages. We explore this in a MediaPlanet article by HPP’s Chris Melson. #AIforHealthcare2025 #Diagnostics #Oncology #HealthPolicy

In our latest HPP Insights article, Jody Tate and Aislinn Santoni explore how the private sector could contribute to achieving global targets on NCDs and mental health. www.healthpolicypartnership.com/joining-forc...

Last week, Managing Director Ed Harding was pleased to meet leading voices in cardiovascular health during #ESC2025 – a powerful platform for encouraging collaboration and building momentum.

When people are involved in decisions about their health, they experience better recovery, lower healthcare utilisation and higher satisfaction. In the latest HPP Insights post, we look at how person-centred care can evolve from concept to reality. www.healthpolicypartnership.com/what-is-pers...

In our latest HPP Insights article, Suzanne Wait explores the critical connection between health and economic prosperity, making a compelling case for investing in health to deliver long-term social impact. #HealthEqualsWealth 👇 www.healthpolicypartnership.com/health-as-an...

Problem gambling can have a devastating effect on people, communities and wider society. Our latest blog post explores whether a public health approach could help prevent, detect and minimise the harms caused by problem gambling. www.healthpolicypartnership.com/would-a-publ...

Common respiratory infections can be extremely serious for people living with non-communicable diseases. Learn how immunisation can help protect people living with NCDs: www.healthpolicypartnership.com/project/immu...

At this year’s World Health Assembly, a new resolution on lung health is expected to pass, offering an opportunity to improve respiratory health worldwide. Discover the changes needed to tackle chronic respiratory diseases (CRDs). #LungHealthForLife www.healthpolicypartnership.com/project/chro...

At this year’s World Health Assembly, a new resolution asks governments to prioritise lung health, which has long been neglected. In our latest blog post, we explore why lung health deserves renewed focus, and what meaningful action could look like. www.healthpolicypartnership.com/lung-health-...

The US’s withdrawal of funding from USAID and the WHO is worrying for the many countries that once counted on their health initiatives. But is it possible that these nations could step up and reshape global health policy for the better? www.healthpolicypartnership.com/the-west-is-...

People from disadvantaged groups experience #HealthInequalities that are rooted in historic #discrimination, leading to mistrust in health systems. The healthcare community must prioritise #diversity in research, healthcare delivery and the workforce. www.healthpolicypartnership.com/how-to-build...

Research suggests that #DaylightSaving has negative effects on our health, leading to spikes in heart attacks and fatal road accidents. So what can we do to mitigate the disruptive impact of the #SpringForward, and is it time to abandon the practice? www.healthpolicypartnership.com/is-springing...

#RSV is a leading cause of hospitalisation among infants. A new comment in Discover Health Systems, co-authored by HPP team members and experts from France, Spain and the US, explores the lessons learnt from implementing infant RSV immunisation programmes. link.springer.com/article/10.1...

GLP-1 agonist weight-loss drugs have been hailed as a revolution in managing #obesity, type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease. But access to these treatments is not equitable, and this could exacerbate health inequalities between the wealthiest and the poorest people. hpolicy.net/GLP-1

#Obesity is a deep-rooted systemic issue, not the result of poor individual choices. On #WorldObesityDay, our latest blog highlights policies that have successfully addressed some of the social determinants of health. www.healthpolicypartnership.com/addressing-o...

What happens when people lose trust in public health institutions and information? They may turn to unreliable online sources, and this can have dangerous consequences. In the latest HPP Insights post, we look at how to improve trust and combat #misinformation. hpolicy.net/health_misin...

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