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Rural Health’s Quiet Crisis
Feb 5 2026

Rural Health’s Quiet Crisis

On Critical Communications: Lessons from Healthcare, we talk with industry leaders about some of the biggest issues they face, examining the critical role communications play in shaping organizational practices,...
AI and Public Policy: Toward a New Architecture of Influence
Nov 21 2025

AI and Public Policy: Toward a New Architecture of Influence

In a context marked by rapid technological advancement and by the structural transformations derived from the COVID-19 crisis, Europe has intensified its focus on developing and updating its health...
Medicaid Cuts & Mental Health Messaging
Oct 16 2025

Medicaid Cuts & Mental Health Messaging

Introducing Critical Communications: Lessons from Healthcare, our new specialized podcast On Critical Conversations: Lessons from Healthcare, we talk with industry leaders about some of the biggest issues they face, examining...
Health to go, please
Aug 5 2024

Health to go, please

Achieving health goals for patients depends greatly on diagnosis, treatment, and medical care. But caregivers, often family members, also play a crucial role. Unfortunately, these caregivers usually lack resources...
The Ailments of Blood
Mar 8 2024

The Ailments of Blood

The role of communication when symptoms, treatment, and care take time to emerge. For many years, public health experts have tried to define the concepts of health and disease. A...
2024 Healthcare Forecast: Personalized, decentralized and green
Dec 18 2023

2024 Healthcare Forecast: Personalized, decentralized and green

Challenges and reasons for optimism In recent years, the conversation about health has broadened. Health is no longer just about physical wellness but also mental and emotional well-being and the...
Gray and Growing: The ticking time bomb of a rising over-65 population and how health systems must prepare
Oct 11 2023

Gray and Growing: The ticking time bomb of a rising over-65 population and how...

Our society will see more older adults than children in just two decades. But what will this mean for our economy and social relations? How will homes look and...
Precision medicine for cancer treatment: so close, yet so far
Jul 31 2023

Precision medicine for cancer treatment: so close, yet so far

Cancer treatment research and the development of innovative treatments are at its peak. This was confirmed during the recent meeting of the ...
Different Life-altering Realities: The Global Post-Pandemic Mental Health Crisis
Apr 13 2023

Different Life-altering Realities: The Global Post-Pandemic Mental Health Crisis

In recent years, mental health has become increasingly prominent in discussions surrounding public health as the rates of mental health diso...
HABITS THAT CAN COST YOU YOUR LIFE: THE EPIDEMIC OF NONCOMMUNICABLE DISEASES
Nov 10 2022

HABITS THAT CAN COST YOU YOUR LIFE: THE EPIDEMIC OF NONCOMMUNICABLE DISEASES

Those who have heard of the "Ice Bucket Challenge" will surely remember how some celebrities went viral on social media by pouring a bucket ...
Gone with the Pandemic: The ABC of restoring business health and confidence
Aug 9 2022

Gone with the Pandemic: The ABC of restoring business health and confidence

The pandemic not only claimed the lives of loved ones, healthcare workers and thousands of people unable to get a vaccine or adequate medica...
CANCER: A Joint Response for Optimism
May 31 2022

CANCER: A Joint Response for Optimism

After being diagnosed with cancer, patients experience all kinds of feelings. Public-private partnerships that offer a joint response are key to defeating the disease, but if patients are to...