From: David McCoy [d.mccoy@ucl.ac.uk]
Sent: 24 September 2008 10:47
To: 'Ruth Stern'; 'Martin Drewry'; 'Mary O'Connell'; 'margaret reeves'; 'Helen Preston'; 'Rhona MacDonald'; 'Karen McColl'; chetley.a@healthlink.org.uk
Cc: 'Marion Birch'; 'Lisa O'Shea'; 'Alison Whyte'
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“Ambitious, daring and foresighted, everyone should read GHW2. This is a brave report, and everyone will take something from it…”

Professor Gill Walt,

London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine

 

 

“Excellent … I highly recommend this treasure trove, which is full of food for thought, to scholars and health workers alike”

Dr Maria Isabel Rodriguez,

Rector of University

of El Salvador 1999-2007

 

 

“We shall require many more social innovations, like the People’s Health Charter, the People’s Health Movement and the Global Health Watch, if mankind is to survive.”

Dr. Suwit Wibulpolprasert, MD.,

 Senior Advisor, Ministry of Public Health, Thailand

 

The Institute for Global Health (UCL) and Zed Books

invites you to the launch of

 

Global Health Watch 2

An Alternative World Health Report

 

On Thursday, October 16th 2008

 

At 4.45 - 6.15 pm

 

At the Wilkins Jeremy Bentham Meeting Room, Main Building UCL, Gower Street, London

 

 

 

Speakers

 

Dr Richard Horton

Editor of the Lancet

 

Dr David McCoy

Co-Managing Editor GHW2, University College London and People’s Health Movement

 

 

Professor Anthony Costello

Centre for International Health and Development, University College London

 

Dr P Chandra

Institute of Social Pediatrics & Professor of Pediatrics, Stanley Medical College, Chennai, India

 

 

 

Light Refreshments Will Be Available

 

 

 

RSVP marketing@zedbooks.net

 

 

 

ABOUT GLOBAL hEALTh wATCH

 

Global Health Watch, an initiative of the People’s Health Movement, Global Equity Gauge Alliance and Medact, to bring together academics, civil society organisations and social movements to promote health and improve the performance of global health institutions. Over a hundred individuals have collaborated to produce the second report which consists of over twenty chapters, including chapters on the World Health Organisation, the World Bank and the Gates Foundation. The book covers a range of health challenges including the continued growth in global poverty, climate change, war, food prices, and water and sanitation.

 

 

 

 

 

The Wilkins Jeremy Bentham Meeting Room,

Main Building UCL, Gower Street, London