Salud planetaria y análisis de sindemias: hacia la construcción de una nueva salud ambiental.

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Title:	Salud planetaria y análisis de sindemias: hacia la construcción de una nueva salud ambiental.
Alternate Title:	Planetary health and syndemic analysis: to the building of a new environmental health.
Authors:	Díaz-Barriga, Fernando¹, Schilmann, Astrid², Quintanilla-Vega, Betzabet³, García-Vargas, Gonzalo⁴, Téllez-Rojo, Martha M.⁵, Gonsebatt, María E.⁶, Del Razo, Luz M.³, Rojas-Bracho, Leonora⁷, Riojas-Rodríguez, Horacio² hriojas@insp.mx
Source:	Salud Pública de México. nov/dic2024, Vol. 66 Issue 6, p868-875. 8p.
Subjects:	SYNDEMICS, SOCIAL history, ADVISORY boards, SOCIAL context, HUMAN rights
Abstract (English):	Environmental, climatic, and ecological threats have intensified and now constitute a triple planetary crisis. These crises interact with each other and with the social conditions of the environment, resulting in an increase in chronic diseases, the emergence of new illnesses, and the resurgence of others. In this context, the construction of innovative and holistic approaches to public health is required. Based on the global and national diagnosis, we propose a comprehensive strategy for planetary health that, from the community level, addresses the syndemics resulting from the synergistic interaction of environmental, climatic, ecological, and social threats. This strategy is enriched with a perspective on human rights and strengthened by a novel framework for the training of high-quality human resources, both at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels, as well as for enhancing the capabilities of local talent. Finally, it is suggested to address social and environmental determinants from a health perspective and to protect the rights of nature. We propose a national agenda based on interinstitutional action, the creation of a national program with its own structure and budget, and with a scientific advisory council. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Abstract (Spanish):	Las amenazas ambientales, climáticas y ecológicas se han agudizado y representan ahora una triple crisis planetaria. Estas crisis interactúan entre sí y con las condiciones sociales del entorno, lo cual se traduce en un incremento de enfermedades crónicas, en el surgimiento de nuevas enfermedades y en el resurgimiento de otras. En este contexto, se requiere de la construcción de enfoques innovadores y holísticos de salud pública. Por lo anterior y con base en el diagnóstico global y nacional, proponemos una estrategia integral de salud planetaria que, desde la base comunitaria, atienda las sindemias resultantes de la interacción sinérgica de las amenazas ambientales, climáticas, ecológicas y sociales. Dicha estrategia se enriquece con una perspectiva en derechos humanos y se fortalece con un novedoso esquema para la formación de recursos humanos de alta calidad, tanto a nivel de educación superior y posgrado, como para el incremento de capacidades del talento local. Se plantea finalmente afrontar los determinantes sociales y ambientales desde la salud en función de proteger los derechos de la naturaleza. Así pues, se propone una agenda nacional basada en la acción interinstitucional y la creación de un programa nacional con estructura y presupuesto propios, y con un consejo científico asesor. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:	Environmental, climatic, and ecological threats have intensified and now constitute a triple planetary crisis. These crises interact with each other and with the social conditions of the environment, resulting in an increase in chronic diseases, the emergence of new illnesses, and the resurgence of others. In this context, the construction of innovative and holistic approaches to public health is required. Based on the global and national diagnosis, we propose a comprehensive strategy for planetary health that, from the community level, addresses the syndemics resulting from the synergistic interaction of environmental, climatic, ecological, and social threats. This strategy is enriched with a perspective on human rights and strengthened by a novel framework for the training of high-quality human resources, both at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels, as well as for enhancing the capabilities of local talent. Finally, it is suggested to address social and environmental determinants from a health perspective and to protect the rights of nature. We propose a national agenda based on interinstitutional action, the creation of a national program with its own structure and budget, and with a scientific advisory council. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:	00363634
DOI:	10.21149/15637