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British Medical Journal Group

BMJ Group
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
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BMJ Group is represented around the world. Our head office is at the BMA House in London and has around 380 staff. We also have sales staff based in Asia, Australia, Middle East and Europe. Vision To be the leading and most trusted provider of information and services which have a positive impact on clinical practice and improve patient outcomes. Mission To lead the debate on healthcare and to deliver ground-breaking evidence-based knowledge, best practice and learning to doctors, other health professionals, researchers and patients, in ways they need it.

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Post-covid reforms: can we avoid fighting the last war?
This paper discusses the difference post-Ebola reforms made for covid-19, the remaining gaps and blind spots, and implications for the future. Covid-19 has exposed glaring gaps in the global system for preventing, detecting, and respondi
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How the lessons of previous epidemics helped successful countries fight covid-19
This paper examines how the lessons of previous epidemics helped successful countries fight COVID-19.
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Planetary health approaches for dry cities: water quality and heat mitigation
The report show how holistic approaches can counter the health and wellbeing problems associated with urban dryness in water sensitive cities.
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City design for health and resilience in hot and dry climates
The health of people living in cities is affected by urban design elements including density, distribution of land use, building design, transport infrastructure, green spaces, opportunities for social interaction, and accessibility to work, education.
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Ecosystem perspectives are needed to manage zoonotic risks in a changing climate
This paper shows how better understanding of the way environmental changes affect pathogens, hosts, and disease vectors can help prevent and respond to zoonoses.
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Why Mozambique’s cyclones tell us disaster preparedness needs health at its core
In poor settings, the human consequences of disasters are determined by the vulnerability of the community and lack of local capacity, rather than the physical characteristics of the event.
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Science and politics of disaster death tolls
Death tolls from disasters have become powerful evidence for enhancing accountability of those charged with public protection. Authorities may not want to establish accurate mortality figures when they have been slow to heed early warnings or are fearful that inefficiencies in state infrastructure, discrimination, or hostility towards minorities will be exposed.

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