April 7th marks the World Health Organisation’s World Health Day, where this year’s focus is “Our planet, Our health”. It states that “global attention on urgent actions (are) needed to keep humans and the planet health and foster a movement to create societies focused on wellbeing”.
By Carolyn Taylor, Head of Mental Health, Resilience and Wellbeing at International SOS
We live in an ‘always-on’ world, where professional status, consumerism and the pervasive reach of social media can push us to always want more. While we all face challenges, their effects are not equally felt.
Oil jumped after the World Health Organization said there’s no need for travel and trade bans due to the coronavirus, but was still set for its worst month since May as the outbreak sapped the demand outlook.
