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    Public health and Budget 2024

    There will be less money for addressing wider social determinants of health, especially for those who are poor and at the margins of society.
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    Issue date
    31 May 2024
    Author(s)
    Shamubeel Eaqub
  • Being Bolder – Public Health Endgames for NZ

    At the Public Health Congress in Auckland last week, one of us presented on potential public health endgames – partly to inform thinking around the tobacco endgame in New Zealand (the Smokefree Nation Goal for 2025). This blog considers what additional endgames this country could be bolder about tackling.
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    Issue date
    19 October 2014
    Author(s)
    Nick Wilson Frederieke Petrović-van der Deen
  • Transport, carbon emission reduction and health- the possibility of a virtuous circle?

    In this blog, Dr Caroline Shaw and Associate Professor Simon Hales reflect on the weak evidence on health co-benefits for some ‘big’ environmental policies, but also highlight that there are many ‘no-brainer’ actions that can be taken now with likely health and environmental co-benefit.
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    Issue date
    09 June 2014
    Author(s)
    Caroline Shaw Simon Hales

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