Machine learning can help predict risk of emergency hospital admission

Seeking prosperity for the ‘squeezed middle’ and below

Joint accountability “key to eradicating bovine TB”

Isolationism won't help us curb antibiotic resistance

Research teams present ambitions and impact to School’s Advisory Council

Meat tax: why taxing bacon could save thousands of lives every year

Optimum “health tax” for meat calculated

Christiana Figueres at the Oxford Martin School - ‘Welcome to the family of stubborn optimism’

Christiana Figueres, former UNFCCC Executive Secretary and member of The Rockefeller Foundation Economic Council on Planetary Health at the Oxford Martin School lit up Oxford’s Sheldonian Theatre with passion, logic and optimism as she delivered the 2018 James Martin Memorial Lecture.

Health and environment – the same side of the coin

Rising food costs after Brexit could cause increase in deaths from chronic diseases, study finds

New action plan to fight online trade in illegal wildlife products

Oxford Martin wildlife trade experts to join UK government consortium on demand reduction