“A decent life for all”, ending poverty to give the world a sustainable future. But what role does health play in European and international guidelines on sustainable development goals? Can there be “a decent life for all” without active participation by health providers and without equal opportunities to access healthcare?
The deadline for the Millennium Development Goals is fast approaching. The countdown forces healthcare stakeholders to reflect on the successes and failures of the programme and to strive to ensure inclusion of Global Health in the post-2015 Development Agenda. The magazine takes a look at strengths, weaknesses and unsolved problems
Taking care of Europe, especially in health. And especially in this moment, when the “lights” of many healthcare system seem turning off, leaving citizens – particularly the poorest and the ones at risk of marginalization – in the position of not being able to cure themselves. Health and Development presents the reforms and changes that have affected many European countries in recent years, as a result of economic crisis
To continue to take care of mothers and children in Africa, accompanying them on the journey of pregnancy, childbirth, birth. It is the choice that Doctors with Africa CUAMM made time ago and confirmed in 2012 thorough “Mothers and children first”, whose first result are featured in this special issue of the magazine