In late February, Athens, Greece, was flooded by torrential rain. Maria Fotiou, who was trying
to prevent water from leaking on the members of Parliament, fell through the chamber's …

488| SOLOMON R. BENATAR, STEPHEN GILL AND ISABELLA BAKKER forces. 18–20
They have largely benefited only about 20% of the world's population. In the 1990s, 89% of …

Health inequalities are differences in health between groups in society. Despite them being
preventable they persist on a grand scale. At the beginning of 2024, the Institute of Health …

This work includes forewords by Senator Noel A Kinsella and John A Gibson, respectively
Speaker, Canadian Senate; Barrister at Law and Principal, International Refugee …

Health inequalities are central to current health policy internationally and in many nations.
As health improvements have slowed, the extent and depth of health inequalities in the …

The current global financial crisis has provided a compelling lesson on the interdependence
of our global community. Just as commodities traded on the New York Stock Exchange …

The current status of the economy, for which the term financial crisis of 2008 was used,
began from the US and evolved due to the globalization crisis internationally to a composite …

Economic development policy influences public health. Government decisions determine
how public resources are allocated in ways that support or advance health outcomes. Fiscal …

This paper examines cumulative ethical and self-interested reasons why wealthy developed
nations should be motivated to do more to improve health care in developing countries …

Technology and politics have thrust the world more closely together than ever before. The
benefits of globalization are potentially enormous, as a result of the increased sharing of …