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melissakonat
Feb 240 min read


Looking Ahead: health promotion topic
The topic I would like to focus on for my health promotion learning journey is women and Alzheimer’s disease: The hidden inequity in dementia risk. What do you know about this health promotion topic to date? The number of Canadians living with dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease (AD), is climbing rapidly — and women are disproportionately affected. A mix of biological, hormonal, and social factors places women at significantly higher risk as they age. In 2020, women accou
melissakonat
Feb 24 min read


The Ottawa Charter After 30+ Years: relevance, bias and reflection
The Ottawa Charter has been touted as the guiding vision for health promotion. The field of health promotion, however, has expanded significantly on a global scale since the Charter was first developed back in 1986. Scholars have critiqued the framework for several reasons. Public Health Ontario (2023) describe the following shortcomings: The Global Health Promotion Conference included 38 industrialized countries, with exclusive focus on the needs of those countries. Indigeno
melissakonat
Feb 12 min read
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