Date: 7.5.24
Join Saad Ahmed Tuesday’s show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: ‘Health Inequalities’ and ‘Unplugged-Digital Detox’
Health Inequalities
A recent article published by Health Policy Watch has revealed that there are growing concerns about the exposure of existing inequalities in the global health ecosystem in Africa. This is after the outbreaks of Ebola the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Further evidence of this has been provided by the World Health Organisation, who have found that social factors including education,
employment status and income level are disproportionately affecting people’s access to health services. Join us to discuss these increasing health inequalities in light of the Islamic teachings of equality for all and the importance of good healthcare.
Unplugged-Digital Detox
Ever picked up the phone to check a message or send an email but ended up scrolling for hours? According to 2023 research from Data Reportal, the average screen time for users around the world is 6 hours and 37 minutes per day. Join us as we discuss the impact of screen addictions and how to do a digital detox.
Guests include:
Priya Sahni-Nicholas (Co-Executive Director of The Equality Trust)
Michael Parsons (Programme Director at Impact on Urban Health)
David Cameron (Lancet Breast Cancer Commissioner Professor)
Dr Maria Wasty (GP working in Rochdale)
Magdi Yaqoob (Professor and Consultant of Nephrology and Transplantation)
Michael Jacobus ( Executive Director of Reset Summer Camp)
Dr Etienne Krug (Director, Department of Social Determinants of Health, WHO)
Producers:
Sitwat Mirza and Tahdia Hasan