The Dawn of Functional Cures: How Epstein-Barr Virus Research is Redefining Cancer Treatment Nearly 95% of the global population carries the Epstein-Barr virus (EBV), often without knowing it. For most, it’s a harmless childhood infection. But for a significant minority, EBV is a lifelong threat, linked to a spectrum of cancers, including the aggressive follicular … Read more
Reclaiming the Future: Why Radical Imagination is Essential for Public Health As authoritarian tendencies rise and public health faces increasing challenges, a renewed focus on creative problem-solving is no longer a luxury, but a necessity. The ability to envision alternative futures – to practice radical imagination – is proving to be a critical tool for … Read more
A Day in the Life: Leading with Equity at the Intersection of Health, Housing, and Community The challenges facing vulnerable populations in Australia demand a new kind of healthcare leadership – one that extends beyond hospital walls and into the lived experiences of those most in need. For one leader, a typical day is a … Read more