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Building Mental Health Policies into All Policies

Building Mental Health Policies into All Policies

It’s time our leaders stop treating mental health in a vacuum. It’s time to think about mental health in all the policies we build for the future.

Mental HealthMcGill Perspectives on Global HealthMarch 6, 2023Opinion

Sounding the Smoke Alarm: The Tobacco Industry, Global Health, and the Climate Catastrophe

Sounding the Smoke Alarm: The Tobacco Industry, Global Health, and the Climate Catastrophe

The interests of the tobacco industry are irreconcilable with tobacco control, public health and the need for urgent action on climate change. But policymakers can take action.

Environmental HealthMcGill Perspectives on Global HealthJanuary 27, 2023Environmental Health, Opinion, Non-Communicable Diseases, Indigenous Health

COP15 is the first to deliver health-centered biodiversity policies, and why it matters

COP15 is the first to deliver health-centered biodiversity policies, and why it matters

With a growing sense that more needs to be done to address the health inequities caused by biodiversity loss, Montreal’s COP15 takes an important step forward.

Environmental HealthMcGill Perspectives on Global HealthDecember 20, 2022Opinion, Environmental Health, Policy/Financing/Health Systems/Governance

Tackling the anti-vax sentiment: how do we balance freedom and public health safety?

Tackling the anti-vax sentiment: how do we balance freedom and public health safety?

Ethics & EquityMcGill Perspectives on Global HealthJune 13, 2022COVID-19, Opinion, Montreal, Infectious Disease

Calling on McGill University to do better on climate crisis mitigation

Calling on McGill University to do better on climate crisis mitigation

Environmental HealthMcGill Perspectives on Global HealthMay 30, 2022Environmental Health, Opinion, McGill

We, the wealthy nations, are the problem: vaccine inequity in the COVID-19 pandemic

We, the wealthy nations, are the problem: vaccine inequity in the COVID-19 pandemic

Ethics & EquityMcGill Perspectives on Global HealthMay 13, 2022Opinion, COVID-19

Heroes and Villains: Global health academia in the Black Panther universe

Heroes and Villains: Global health academia in the Black Panther universe

Ethics & EquityMcGill Perspectives on Global HealthApril 20, 2022Research, Opinion

Vaccine Nationalism and COVID-19

Vaccine Nationalism and COVID-19

Picture Credit: Sono Creative / Getty Images

Ethics & EquityMcGill Perspectives on Global HealthApril 15, 2022Research, COVID-19, Opinion, McGill

Sri Lanka’s public health system crippled by the economic crisis is calling out for help

Sri Lanka’s public health system crippled by the economic crisis is calling out for help

Picture Credit: Marlon Ariyasinghe

Policy & FinancingMcGill Perspectives on Global HealthApril 11, 2022Opinion, Policy/Financing/Health Systems/Governance

As vaccines are rolled out in Quebec, urban indigenous populations are left behind.

As vaccines are rolled out in Quebec, urban indigenous populations are left behind.

Indigenous HealthMcGill Perspectives on Global HealthMarch 25, 2022COVID-19, Quebec, McGill, Indigenous Health, Opinion

The equalizing potential of a HPV-based self-collection cervical cancer screening program in Québec

The equalizing potential of a HPV-based self-collection cervical cancer screening program in Québec

Sexual & ReproductiveMcGill Perspectives on Global HealthMarch 14, 2022Sexual & Reproductive Health, Indigenous Health, Quebec, Opinion

Left on Read: Caregiving burdens in Canadian BIPOC Families

Left on Read: Caregiving burdens in Canadian BIPOC Families

Ethics & EquityMcGill Perspectives on Global HealthMarch 8, 2022BIPOC Health, Opinion, McGill, Ethics & Equity

“Don’t Look Up” and rethinking the depiction of peer-review in pop-culture

“Don’t Look Up” and rethinking the depiction of peer-review in pop-culture

Ethics & EquityMcGill Perspectives on Global HealthMarch 3, 2022Opinion, McGill, Technology & Innovation, Research

Can global health research partnerships regain normalcy after the pandemic?

Can global health research partnerships regain normalcy after the pandemic?

Ethics & EquityMcGill Perspectives on Global HealthFebruary 23, 2022Opinion, Ethics & Equity, COVID-19, McGill, Research

Importance of improving visibility for childhood disability in global health

Importance of improving visibility for childhood disability in global health

Child HealthMcGill Perspectives on Global HealthFebruary 21, 2022Child Health, Opinion, Ethics & Equity, Non-Communicable Diseases

Understanding the Origins of COVID-19: Why it matters to global health

Understanding the Origins of COVID-19: Why it matters to global health

Ethics & EquityMcGill Perspectives on Global HealthFebruary 21, 2022COVID-19, Opinion, McGill, Ethics & Equity

Inequities in Global HIV Treatment

Inequities in Global HIV Treatment

Ethics & EquityMcGill Perspectives on Global HealthJanuary 28, 2022Ethics & Equity, Infectious Disease, Opinion, McGill

Dementia: Urgent Global Health Challenge

Non-Communicable DiseaseMcGill Perspectives on Global HealthJanuary 23, 2022Opinion, Non-Communicable Diseases, McGill

A 25 year-old woman named M’mah Sylla from Guinea-Conakry just passed away. The Guinean community is outraged, as we all should be.

A 25 year-old woman named M’mah Sylla from Guinea-Conakry just passed away. The Guinean community is outraged, as we all should be.

Sexual & ReproductiveMcGill Perspectives on Global HealthJanuary 23, 2022McGill, Opinion, Ethics & Equity, Sexual & Reproductive Health

We Must Do Better: Ending Tuberculosis in Indigenous Communities in Canada

We Must Do Better: Ending Tuberculosis in Indigenous Communities in Canada

Indigenous HealthMcGill Perspectives on Global HealthJanuary 19, 2022Infectious Disease, Indigenous Health, McGill, Ethics & Equity, Opinion