… Who is responsible for quality assurance? The survey adheres to the Guidelines and … Chamber of Physicians reviewed and approved the ethical aspects of the survey.   … Who is responsible for quality assurance? …

… but reality for many people around the world. Considering that, according to the WHO, around 7.6 billion people have no or only limited access to preventive health … but reality for many people around the world. Considering that, according to the WHO , around 7.6 billion people have no or only limited access to preventive health … but reality for many people around the world. Considering that, according to the WHO, around 7.6 billion people have no or only limited access to preventive health …

… and as we have seen over the past months, it is the poorest and the most vulnerable who suffer the most. For example, domestic energy consumption has risen … and as we have seen over the past months, it is the poorest and the most vulnerable who suffer the most. For example, domestic energy consumption has risen …

… cooperation between states and international organisations. Resilience of the whole society - but also its various economic and social subsystems -has to become … set up effectively in all countries. International cooperation between the FAO, the WHO and the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) as well as the CBD and, where … cooperation between states and international organisations. Resilience of the whole society - but also its various economic and social subsystems -has to become …

… should receive $120,000 at age of 25 to enable innovative initiatives among those who lack the capital to do so. Bold efforts like these will become increasingly … should receive $120,000 at age of 25 to enable innovative initiatives among those who lack the capital to do so. Bold efforts like these will become increasingly …

… debate has often too much focused on the “what” and somewhat neglected the “who” and the “how”. In addition to asking “what”, for example whether “green” and/or … debate has often too much focused on the “what” and somewhat neglected the “who” and the “how”. In addition to asking “what”, for example whether “green” and/or …

… myths fell on fertile ground surprisingly often, and in many countries, so that the WHO even spoke of an "infodemic". Two surveys undertaken in Germany in the spring … myths fell on fertile ground surprisingly often, and in many countries, so that the WHO even spoke of an "infodemic". Two surveys undertaken in Germany in the spring …