Modern problems in an interconnected world

from AfterNow: What's next for the health of society? · host AfterNow Project

How modern life has created epidemics of obesity, depression and addiction in society. Presented by Dr Sandra Carlisle of the Institute of Health and Well-being at the University of Glasgow.

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