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A lot of AI discourse masks the fact that it is the result of a series of policy choices. Despite the government evoking Margaret Thatcher’s infamous “there is no alternative,” we do have a choice. And we should be serious about what that choice is.
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Living wages make communities more resilient
“We accept a minimum wage so low that even if you’re working full time, you are among the working poor. That’s a category that we…
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Healthy, wealthy, and why: social determinants of health, explained
In one of the first lectures of medical school, students are asked what they think the greatest factors are in deciding whether someone will be…
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Upstream: Talking differently about health
Yet political conversations about health still tend to fall into familiar traps. When we talk about health we return by reflex to doctors and nurses,…
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Upstream thinking, healthy society and reviving Canadian democracy
Social factors play a significant role in determining whether we will be healthy or ill. Our health care is but one element of what makes…
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