In his Hindustan Times column, Vital Signs, OHT’s Ramanan Laxminarayan explores global and public health history, policy, and today’s most pressing health challenges, highlighting how well-being extends beyond GDP.
The EAT-Lancet Commission, including OHT’s Dr. Ramanan Laxminarayan, proposes a global food system transformation to improve human and planetary health.
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In SSRN, an OHT study explores how the time of day influences cognitive performance among children, adolescents, and young adults in India.
Out in Malaria Journal, OHT researchers explore how social and household factors influence malaria and other mosquito-borne disease risks in urban cities.
A review article by OHT researchers in Nature Reviews Microbiology highlights growing links between climate change and antimicrobial resistance.
In a collaborative study in the Journal of Antimicrobial Chemotherapy, OHT researchers show how differences in women’s access to education and employment are closely linked to how antibiotics are used across countries.
In the Journal of Public Health in Africa, OHT researchers explore how gender inequality and climate change shape exposure to infections, access to healthcare, and antibiotic use.
In BMJ Global Health, OHT researchers find that excise taxes on tobacco, alcohol, and sugary drinks can improve health outcomes and strengthen public finances.
An OHT study in PNAS reveals low vaccination in food animals for high risk diseases.
Out in BMC Medical Research, an OHT collaborative study explores why people with the same illness often spend very different amounts on healthcare in India.
In a collaborative study published in PLOS Mental Health, OHT researchers found that nearly one in four women and one in six men in India’s workforce showed symptoms of depression or anxiety.
In PLOS One, OHT researchers collaborated to explore antibiotic use across Africa and progress toward the WHO’s responsible antibiotic use targets.
