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stanfordhai.bsky.social
Last week, our co-director @jlanday.bsky.social joined national leaders from health, tech, education, and policy in Bentonville for #ThinkHealth: AI for Healthy Communities, an event co-hosted by @stanfordmedicine.bsky.social and Alice L. Walton School of Medicine. med.stanford.edu/news/all-new...
January 17, 2025 at 5:57 PM
deprescribing.bsky.social
September 25 is World Pharmacists Day!

Every day, #pharmacists across the globe help to ensure the appropriate use of medications and improve health outcomes. 🌎

Happy Pharmacists Day - from our deprescribing.org pharmacists, to our pharmacist colleagues worldwide!

#ThinkHealth #ThinkPharmacist
September 25, 2025 at 4:05 PM
greenhealthpolicy.bsky.social
#ThinkHealth is a core part of the policy coming to @greenparty.org.uk conference in autumn 2026. It asks those in power to consider health and health equity in their decisions.
A white background. A large green rectangle in the top left with white writing: Green Party and the Green party world sunflower logo. A pyramid of stylised people with a green thought bubble with the words GPEW A Green Way to Health. Below this and centred: Section B: Think Health. Coming to Autumn Conference 2026 Beige background with darker beige top section and green lettering: The Building Blocks of (ill-) Health Brown text below: Someone born into poverty, who grows up in mouldy housing, who lives where it isn't safe to walk the streets, whose work is insecure and becomes a carer as they age will be at a higher risk of ill health from a younger age. The wordsL This illustrates the wider determinants of health. Diagram shows a central circle labelled 'Health'. Around it are circle: Born, Group up, Live, Work, Age. Black icon images show a power station, a bus, house and money, four people with arms raised, a tree, aguitar and paintbrush, a high rise with 3 circles spurred off indicating dense population living Beige with darker beige section at top labelled 'Think Health' Main text in brown: The wider determinants of health are not the fault of the individual nor addressed by health services. The whole of government needs to act ot improve the health of the population. 'Think Health' asks those in power to consider health and health equity in their decisions. This is easy to justify, because improved health and health equity will bring social, environmental and economic impovements (HS80x) Beige background, darker beige top section with green letters: Think Health. In black italics below: Health is everyone's business In brown capitals: HS80X: we will use a cross-governmental framework: Health in all policies. Aiming to improve the conditions in which we are. Repeat of following image: Diagram shows a central circle labelled 'Health'. Around it are circle: Born, Group up, Live, Work, Age. Black icon images show a power station, a bus, house and money, four people with arms raised, a tree, aguitar and paintbrush, a high rise with 3 circles spurred off indicating dense population living
September 25, 2026 at 1:10 PM