Climate change poses many health threats, from the spread of diseases to food and water insecurity.

But climate mitigation can help minimise these impacts.

These five examples from The Lancet Pathfinder Commission report – funded by us – show how 👇
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Check out my latest article: How can science build a healthier future for everyone with global crises widening inequities? linkedin.com/pulse/how-can-… via LinkedIn

We already know that transitioning to renewable energy and electric transportation is better for the planet and our health.

But what about the health benefits of doing the same for buildings?

Learn more ⤵️
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Our latest Mental Health Award will fund projects that use neuroscience to understand the symptoms of anxiety, depression and psychosis.

We’re hosting a webinar on 14 May to discuss the funding call and how to apply.

Register to attend ⤵️
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Our Mental Health Award invites neuroscientists and mental health clinicians to work together to better understand the symptoms of anxiety, depression and psychosis.

Learn more about the funding, find out if you’re eligible and apply ⤵️
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Want to learn more about our latest Infectious Disease Award?

We’re hosting a webinar on 16 May.

Visit our website to sign up 👇
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Today, we announced a three-year partnership with Wellcome and the Gates Foundation to support critical scientific research and development for global health. 

At the Novo Nordisk Foundation Global Science Summit in Denmark, our CEO Mads Krogsgaard Thomsen was joined

🏙️ Is electrifying buildings the key to a healthier future?

Jonathan Buonocore aims to find out, through a Wellcome-funded research project. Find out more ⤵️

Solutions start with scientific discovery.
And if we work together, we can improve health faster.
That’s why I’m excited for Wellcome to partner with Novo Nordisk Foundation and Gates Foundation on this $300 million initiative. wellcome.org/news/novo-nord…