Doctoral student Esias Bedingar appointed advisor to prime minister of Chad
Esias Bedingar, a Harvard PhD candidate, appointed advisor to Chad's prime minister, focuses on improving public service delivery and reducing health inequalities in his home country.
Bedingar's dedication to utilizing his public health expertise to enhance the health conditions of Chadian citizens showcases his commitment to making a positive impact in his community. [ more ]
Life expectancy falls by two years in London's poorest areas
Men in London's deprived boroughs are living nearly two years less than a decade ago.
Health experts attribute the decline in life expectancy to the impact of the Covid pandemic, rise in obesity, poverty, and long waits for NHS care. [ more ]
'Walking football' champions now tackling off-pitch health issues
Walking football is being used to tackle health inequalities in Brent's black community, particularly for those with type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, and mental health problems.
The Stonebridge walking football team, made up of players from the Caribbean, has achieved success on the world football scene, beating national teams to be crowned Cup champions. [ more ]