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The Editorial Team SDG3 – Good Health and Well-Being at Global Society News (GSN) reports on global efforts to ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all, at all ages. The team brings together health correspondents, researchers, and policy analysts committed to equitable healthcare access, disease prevention, and stronger health systems worldwide.


Sustainable Development Goal 3 (SDG3) – Good Health and Well-Being, established under the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, aims to reduce mortality, combat infectious and non-communicable diseases, and promote mental health, maternal health, and universal health coverage. It supports a vision in which every person can live a healthy, productive, and dignified life.


Global health has improved significantly in recent decades, with longer life expectancy, lower child mortality, and advances in vaccines, sanitation, and primary care. However, many people still lack access to essential healthcare, while chronic diseases, pollution, malnutrition, and environmental degradation continue to place pressure on health systems.


The Editorial Team SDG3 at GSN examines these challenges through evidence-based reporting, expert interviews, and collaboration with international organisations and research institutions. Its work highlights public health innovation, preventive care, community-led initiatives, emergency preparedness, and the links between health, poverty, gender equality, and education.


Aligned with the principles of the World Health Organization and the broader vision of the United Nations, the Editorial Team SDG3 promotes accurate and responsible health communication. By advancing the message of “Good Health and Well-Being”, the team reaffirms that healthcare is a fundamental human right and an essential foundation for sustainable development.

Publications (98)

Jul 17, 20266 min
The science and politics of vaccine hesitancy
Declining vaccination rates in some countries are creating new public health risks, driven by distrust, misinformation and political polarisation

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Jul 15, 20266 min
Microbiome, the invisible world inside us shapes health, disease and medicine
Science is redefining the human body as a complex ecosystem in which trillions of microorganisms influence immunity, metabolism and brain function

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Jun 24, 20266 min
The ageing planet is testing how societies share care, work and security
Longer lives are reshaping pensions, housing, health systems and intergenerational fairness across ageing societies

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Jun 14, 20264 min
Aidsmap, the public value of reliable HIV information
An HIV information service shows why evidence, access and trust still matter in the global response to HIV

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Jun 5, 20265 min
Autism is not a marginal issue. It is a global test of inclusion
Around the world, autism is forcing societies to rethink education, healthcare, employment and the meaning of belonging.

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Jun 4, 20265 min
When a child has to go viral to receive treatment, the system has already failed
In Spain, the case of a boy from Seville with butterfly skin disease has exposed a deeper problem: life-changing medicines should not depend on television, social media pressure or a photograph with a regional president.

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Jun 3, 20266 min
Fundació Lluita contra les Infeccions and the clinical fight to make HIV care faster, smarter and more durable
A Barcelona foundation links HIV care, clinical trials and vaccine research in the search for better treatment pathways

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May 11, 20266 min
IDF Europe and the quiet logistics of diabetes care in crisis
How a European diabetes network helps protect access to insulin, supplies and care during emergencies

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May 5, 20265 min
TELL Japan, the quiet infrastructure of mental health support
A Tokyo-based non-profit offers confidential counselling and crisis support for people navigating distress in Japan

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Apr 29, 20266 min
Cholera resurgence exposes the global cost of climate vulnerability and inequality
A preventable disease is spreading where water systems, health services and public investment have failed

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Apr 22, 20265 min
Psychedelic medicine advances in mental health research as science tests safety, efficacy and real clinical potential
Research on psilocybin, MDMA and ibogaine is expanding, but safety, regulation and clinical evidence remain decisive.

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Apr 21, 20265 min
HIFA and the politics of reliable healthcare information
HIFA argues that remote care cannot work fairly when patients, clinicians and policymakers lack trusted health information

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Apr 13, 20266 min
How Europe’s debt architecture is draining public budgets in the global south
Rising repayments to creditors linked to London and other European financial centres are squeezing health, schools and climate action

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Apr 10, 20266 min
Malaria vaccine rollout in Africa is testing more than science
New malaria vaccines offer real promise, but delivery, trust and funding will decide whether that promise reaches children

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Apr 7, 20266 min
Whether the future of healthcare is being defined less by hospitals and more by connected care
Sensors, AI tools and remote decisions are widening access, but they may also redraw inequality, trust and clinical accountability

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Mar 18, 20266 min
Researchers in the HIV cure race, closer to remission, but not yet to a universal cure
Spain’s HIV scientists are helping turn rare breakthroughs into realistic remission strategies, while stigma and late diagnosis still slow progress

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Mar 17, 20266 min
Prevention programmes that reduce future costs in health systems
Vaccination, screening and public health policy can cut long term costs, but prevention still gets a small share of spending

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Mar 13, 20266 min
Telemedicine in rural areas, where it helps and where it does not
Remote care can widen access in rural communities, but it cannot replace clinics, staff, diagnostics, or emergency transport

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Editorial Team SDG3

Editorial Team SDG3

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