Artists and MusiciansAbout this Custom Collection
The sustainability category of health and wellness is both wide and deep. In this special collection our intention is to highlight voices of sustainability that are often lost in the sea of advertising by pharmaceutical and insurance companies for products and services. The information found on this site is not intended as recommendations for cures or a change in medical protocols, but, rather, an emphasis on innovative and fresh perspectives and ideas affecting the health and wellness of our citizens. Critical thinking, vision, and values are emphasized here on EarthSayers.
Curated by mokiethecat
Saving Lives through Clean Cookstoves by Ethan Kay |
Unreported stories of life in the developing world centers on the devastating consequences of cooking on an indoor, open fire and half the world lives this way - three billion people. Indoor air pollution kills more people than AIDS. Ethan Kay talks about cookstoves that eliminate smoke and fuel consumption asn ideal solution to this problem. EarthSayer Ethan Kay |
Take health care off the mainframe by Eric Dishman
Sacha Warmi Center by Didier Lacaze in Ecuador
Saving Lives through Clean Cookstoves by Ethan Kay
Life-saving lessons in action by Richard Harding at TEDxAtlanta
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Moderning Medicare and Medicaid by Donald Berwick (2010)
Upfront Thinking with Christopher Miller of Seventh Generation
Consumer Insights into Sustainable Brand Demand - Market Research
End Malaria Now Video
Health Care in Bolivia: Mano a Mano with Caterpillar
There Is No Controversy When It Comes to Contraception by Melinda Gates
How Would You Fix the U.S. Health System?
Let's build a health care system in Rwanda by Bill Clinton
I'm worried too by Donald Berwick
Wellness and Coming Together to Learn From Each Other by Ginny Nadler
Living in a Stressful Environment by Szuson Wong
Medicine and Truth That Lasts by David Newman
The Good, the Bad and The Ugly of Retractions by Ivan Oransky
Creative Stress: A Path for the Evolved Life by James O'Dea
IBM to Build First Ever 360 Degree View of Health
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