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Advancing Planetary Health — SDGs 13, 14 & 15


Section Editor

Fernando O. Mardones, Pontifical Catholic University of Chile 


The aim of the section of Planetary Health is to provide an open access platform to report high-quality scientific knowledge that study and characterize the inextricably linked dependencies between human health and the health of the natural systems. Our vision is to encourage the preservation and sustainability of natural systems for the benefit of human health aligned with the sustainable development goals (SDGs 13 [Climate Action], 14 [Life Below Water] and 15 [Life on Land]). We welcome timely research submissions covering science-based approaches of any topic consistent with this aim and SDGs including climate change and its impacts, life in oceans, global food and agricultural systems,  and use of terrestrial ecosystems as they relate to human health and wellbeing. We particularly favor studies conducted in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) and led by persons from LMICs.


The section on planetary health welcomes submissions of the following topics, including but not limited to:

 

  • Public health
  • Vectors and vector-borne diseases
  • Zoonoses
  • One Health
  • Disease spatial surveillance
  • Ecosystem Health and health economics
  • Climate change
  • Animal production systems and greenhouse gas emissions
  • Food safety, antimicrobial use and antimicrobial resistance
 

 

Submissions may include original research, brief report, case studies, perspectives, opinion and commentaries, systematic review, and policy brief.

 

Associate Editors

 

Julio Benavides

French National Research Institute for Sustainable Development

 

Lisa Boden

Professor

Chair of Population Medicine and Veterinary Public Health Policy

Global Academy of Agriculture and Food Security
The University of Edinburgh

 

Zoë Campbell

Post-Doctoral Fellow

International Livestock Research Institute

 

Andrea Moreno

Professor, School of Veterinary Medicine

Pontifical University of Chile

 

Karl Rich

Professor of Agricultural Economics and Humphreys Chair in Global Studies

Oklahoma State University

 

Juan Pablo Villanueva

Research Fellow

Doherty Institute

The University of Melbourne and The Royal Melbourne Hospital

 

Abdrahmane Wane

International Livestock Research Institute

 

 

 

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