We recently published a review of the literature of the dietary in the Andes. This blog posting discusses some of the key points.

We are trying a new way to train young Bangladeshis to work as activists for livable cities...while having a lot of fun.

Many people think it's crazy to advocate for car-free cities or even neighbourhoods, but what about the craziness of trying to accommodate cars in cities and thus sacrificing so much else that is important?

Cycling has great potential in a megacity like Dhaka, a potential that suddenly becomes visible when thousands of people join a group ride.

Wayne Gretzky said “I don’t go where the puck is, I go where the puck is going to be.” Can we apply that thinking to global health? Where is the "global health puck" headed?

In this issue, we focus on the importance of implementing mainstreaming approaches that address both the multiple impacts of different sectors on non-communicable diseases and the repercussions of NCDs across different sectors.

Two seminars in Dhaka on carfree cities gained tremendous interest and support. Could this be the start of a movement?

We have now reached 23 communities in our project promoting animal husbandry for improved diets in rural Bolivia. And we have made a video describing some aspects of the project.