Maebh Ní Fhallúin
@maebhnif.bsky.social
Public health, environment, systems, policy, comms, intersections. Weathering the storm in Catalunya Nord. Mo thuairimí.
Euro Code Against Cancer now includes "complementary recommendations" on pop-level measures.
Still, my personal favs:
"Inform yourself about cancer-causing factors at work & call on your employer to protect you
Take action to reduce exposure to air pollution by.."
cancer-code-europe.iarc.who.int
Still, my personal favs:
"Inform yourself about cancer-causing factors at work & call on your employer to protect you
Take action to reduce exposure to air pollution by.."
cancer-code-europe.iarc.who.int
November 27, 2025 at 1:53 PM
Euro Code Against Cancer now includes "complementary recommendations" on pop-level measures.
Still, my personal favs:
"Inform yourself about cancer-causing factors at work & call on your employer to protect you
Take action to reduce exposure to air pollution by.."
cancer-code-europe.iarc.who.int
Still, my personal favs:
"Inform yourself about cancer-causing factors at work & call on your employer to protect you
Take action to reduce exposure to air pollution by.."
cancer-code-europe.iarc.who.int
100%. Public health could begin with its own role vis-a-vis misinformation. Huge lack of attention to and investment in science translation, the 'art' piece of public health. Complex but vital work in this increasingly fraught political and info enviro & individualist culture.
November 25, 2025 at 11:10 AM
100%. Public health could begin with its own role vis-a-vis misinformation. Huge lack of attention to and investment in science translation, the 'art' piece of public health. Complex but vital work in this increasingly fraught political and info enviro & individualist culture.
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So what does two-tier care actually “solve”?
Not the bottleneck. Not wait times overall.
It mostly changes who waits and who can buy their way to the front – while public queues risk getting slower, not faster.
Not the bottleneck. Not wait times overall.
It mostly changes who waits and who can buy their way to the front – while public queues risk getting slower, not faster.
November 23, 2025 at 5:25 PM
So what does two-tier care actually “solve”?
Not the bottleneck. Not wait times overall.
It mostly changes who waits and who can buy their way to the front – while public queues risk getting slower, not faster.
Not the bottleneck. Not wait times overall.
It mostly changes who waits and who can buy their way to the front – while public queues risk getting slower, not faster.
Reposted by Maebh Ní Fhallúin
quelle fucking surprise
November 22, 2025 at 7:26 PM
quelle fucking surprise
Lovely post. Makes me think of adaptation, of bodies & systems
- heightening of other senses
- discovering blindspots
- seeing others' perspectives
- looking deeply, upstream, beyond symptoms to actual causes
- wonder of universal design innovation from screen magnification to voice recognition
- heightening of other senses
- discovering blindspots
- seeing others' perspectives
- looking deeply, upstream, beyond symptoms to actual causes
- wonder of universal design innovation from screen magnification to voice recognition
November 19, 2025 at 4:05 PM
Lovely post. Makes me think of adaptation, of bodies & systems
- heightening of other senses
- discovering blindspots
- seeing others' perspectives
- looking deeply, upstream, beyond symptoms to actual causes
- wonder of universal design innovation from screen magnification to voice recognition
- heightening of other senses
- discovering blindspots
- seeing others' perspectives
- looking deeply, upstream, beyond symptoms to actual causes
- wonder of universal design innovation from screen magnification to voice recognition