“My Health, My Right:” There Is More to It than Meets the Eye
The WHO’s World Health Day 2024 slogan, “My health, my right,” has been unpacked through the lens of an evolving social epidemiological understanding. The operative part of the theme merely reiterates international positions that have been established for a long and is unable to adequately incorpora...
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description | The WHO’s World Health Day 2024 slogan, “My health, my right,” has been unpacked through the lens of an evolving social epidemiological understanding. The operative part of the theme merely reiterates international positions that have been established for a long and is unable to adequately incorporate advances in the understanding of the central role that structural determinants play in the production of ill-health. Given the urgency of addressing Sustainable Development Goal and Universal Health Coverage goals, the reduction of health inequities through the promotion of social justice is as much a governance imperative as moral. |
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spelling | doaj-art-64e79af192f74983b95224a4459d80b22025-01-25T05:22:32ZengWolters Kluwer Medknow PublicationsIndian Journal of Public Health0019-557X2229-76932024-04-0168232432510.4103/ijph.ijph_478_24“My Health, My Right:” There Is More to It than Meets the EyeRajib DasguptaRama BaruThe WHO’s World Health Day 2024 slogan, “My health, my right,” has been unpacked through the lens of an evolving social epidemiological understanding. The operative part of the theme merely reiterates international positions that have been established for a long and is unable to adequately incorporate advances in the understanding of the central role that structural determinants play in the production of ill-health. Given the urgency of addressing Sustainable Development Goal and Universal Health Coverage goals, the reduction of health inequities through the promotion of social justice is as much a governance imperative as moral.https://journals.lww.com/10.4103/ijph.ijph_478_24health inequitiesmy healthmy rightstructural determinants |
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title | “My Health, My Right:” There Is More to It than Meets the Eye |
title_full | “My Health, My Right:” There Is More to It than Meets the Eye |
title_fullStr | “My Health, My Right:” There Is More to It than Meets the Eye |
title_full_unstemmed | “My Health, My Right:” There Is More to It than Meets the Eye |
title_short | “My Health, My Right:” There Is More to It than Meets the Eye |
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topic | health inequities my health my right structural determinants |
url | https://journals.lww.com/10.4103/ijph.ijph_478_24 |
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