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Ebola and the growing reality of polycrises

As the current Ebola outbreak unfolds, it is exposing a familiar but pressing reality: health emergencies rarely occur in isolation. Experts increasingly describe these overlapping and interconnected crises as a "polycrisis".
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How interdisciplinary efforts can change the face of emergency preparedness: IHEP’s 2026 Interdisciplinary Symposium

An interdisciplinary approach is essential to strengthening emergency preparedness, yet it remains underused in practice. At IHEP’s 2026 Interdisciplinary Symposium, speakers from across fields, from clinical care and data science to community advocacy, highlighted how gaps in data, trust and system design can be addressed through collaboration. Together, their insights underscored a central message: meaningful progress in preparing for future health crises depends on bringing diverse expertise to the same table.

Community and Equity

Putting equity at the heart of health emergency preparedness and response.
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Prescribing Connection: Strengthening Communities for Health Crises

What if nature was part of your prescription? At the University of Toronto, Dr. Nadha Hassen is investigating how community-led nature prescribing, connecting people to nature-based activities like walking groups and community gardening, can support public health and prepare communities for future emergencies.
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