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Sharon Friel

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ARC Laureate Fellow, Professor Health Equity, Director of ARCHE and Planetary Health Equity Hothouse at School of Regulation and Global Governance, ANU.
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Private actors and governance for planetary health equity

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By Sharon Friel
| The Lancet Verified
A recent Lancet Editorial asserts that philanthropy in health is here to stay.1 Are these private actors altering the evolution of global and national institutions in ways that undermine planetary health equity—the equitable enjoyment of good health in a stable system?
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Priorities for planetary health equity in Australia

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By Sharon Friel, Katherine Trebeck, Nicholas Frank, Sandro Demaio
| Medical Journal of Australia (MJA) Verified
Med J Aust || doi: 10.5694/mja2.52397 Published online: 19 August 2024 Much evidence exists showing the very real threats to human survival, premature deaths and poor health outcomes from the nexus between the impacts of climate change and economic and social inequities.1,2 Given this crisis of planetary health equity — defined here as the equitable enjoyment of good health in a stable Earth system — preventive action is needed to address the common underlying drivers of climate change and...
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Priorities for planetary health equity in Australia

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By Sharon Friel, Katherine Trebeck, Nicholas Frank, Sandro Demaio
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Much evidence exists showing the very real threats to human survival, premature deaths and poor health outcomes from the nexus between the impacts of climate change and economic and social inequities.1, 2 Given this crisis of planetary health equity — defined here as the equitable enjoyment of good health in a stable Earth system — preventive action is needed to address the common underlying drivers of climate change and health inequities.
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