From crisis to cooperation: IPPNW Europe’s blueprint for peace: Medicine, Conflict and Survival: Vol 0, No 0 - Get Access https://t.co/CVAVN4PreX
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The scientific foundation of the movements to eliminate nuclear weapons and to address the climate crisis: Medicine, Conflict and Survival: Vol 0, No 0 - Get Access https://t.co/slkimqhWXo
🚨 T-2 weeks until we host: Building a Nuclear Weapons Free World – an evening lecture, conversation and drinks reception in London, free and open to all!
Interested in learning more about the movement to abolish weapons of mass destruction? Join us ⬇️
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🔋Panelists challenged false solutions to climate problems, and highlighted the humanitarian and long term risks of relying on nuclear energy. On health, nuclear risks do not have borders. #NuclearPower
IPPNW's Climate Working Group presented a panel at our 24th World Congress exploring the urgent connections among #ClimateChange, #NuclearWeapons, and #health.
Let's review this very timely work with #COP30 starting in just a few days! 🧵
⚕️The Working Group highlighted the health impacts of both nuclear weapons and climate-induced conflict. Both pose serious existential threats to global peace and health, and the threats exacerbate each-other.
IPPNW’s 24th World Congress in Nagasaki brought together healthcare workers around the world to prevent nuclear catastrophe. Read the full Nagasaki declaration here:
https://t.co/5uyhRn13zY
Earlier this month, IPPNW co-sponsored a session with @LSHTM at the World Health Summit in Berlin. The session “Conflict, Militarism and Health - An Agenda for Action.” highlighted that good #health and #peace are inextricably entwined.
IPPNW condemns violence against healthcare professionals in conflict zones and calls for an end to the widespread destruction of health and civilian services in Gaza and Sudan.
Read the statement adopted by the International Council on October 5th: https://t.co/C41iWAG6Vf
The climate effects of nuclear war
My review article in the Hiroshima and Nagasaki 80th commemoration special issue of Medicine, Conflict and Survival.
Lets not go the way of the dinosaurs.
@IPPNW@MAPW#nuclearban
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The nuclear threat: policy, science, and public opinion - The Lancet https://t.co/EOIfVFuBGj
We must reinvigorate a "broad and cohesive civil society movement to shape public opinion about the threat, risks and policy solutions...that doctors and scientists can help to lead."
#IPPNW Calls for an Immediate #Ceasefire and Return to Diplomacy with #Iran read the whole statement at https://t.co/X2vY1nzt32 this attack by a nuclear-armed state undermines diplomatic efforts
Physicians and Nurses in the Dutch Armed Forces – professional identity, ethical dilemmas, and agency: Medicine, Conflict and Survival: Vol 0, No 0 - Get Access https://t.co/ANTAeKQs5f
Nuclear is not the solution: the folly of atomic power in the age of climate change: Medicine, Conflict and Survival: Vol 0, No 0 - Get Access https://t.co/EmaLEBEnfu
The ‘Epidemic’ of violence against junior doctors in Baghdad: reasons, impact and consequences: Medicine, Conflict and Survival: Vol 0, No 0 - Get Access https://t.co/TezW1CszaC