Focused on international development, global health, and health policy, Health & Development is Doctors with Africa CUAMM’s journal. It explores health as a key driver of sustainable development, featuring articles on our field work, lessons learned, and best practices, alongside contributions and commentary from international experts.
An online edition is also available, offering additional content on these topics as well as expanded versions of selected articles from the print issue.
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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
Meeting the challenge of noncommunicable diseases
Adolescent health: today’s challenges, tomorrow’s hope
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
The professionals behind the desk
Gavino Maciocco, University of Florence
Anna Talami, Doctors with Africa CUAMM
Chiara Di Benedetto, Doctors with Africa CUAMM
Andrea Atzori, Doctors with Africa CUAMM; Andrea Berti, Doctors with Africa CUAMM; Dante Carraro, Doctors with Africa CUAMM; Adriano Cattaneo, Doctors with Africa CUAMM; Donata Dalla Riva, Doctors with Africa CUAMM; Silvio Donà, Padua Hospital; Fabio Manenti, Doctors with Africa CUAMM; Ana Pilar Betran Lazaga, WHO – Maternal and Child Health; Giovanni Putoto, Doctors with Africa CUAMM; Angelo Stefanini, Doctors with Africa CUAMM; Anna Talami, Doctors with Africa CUAMM; Ademe Tsegaye, WHO Global Civil Society Task Force on TB; Calistus Wilunda, Monitoring and Evaluation – Kyoto University; Martha Nyagaya, Children’s Investment Fund Foundation