The EAT–Lancet Commission on healthy, sustainable, and just food systems

Out in BMC Medical Research, an OHT collaborative study explores why people with the same illness often spend very different amounts on healthcare in India. 

In a collaborative study published in PLOS Mental Health, OHT researchers found that nearly one in four women and one in six men in India’s workforce showed symptoms of depression or anxiety.

In PLOS One, OHT researchers collaborated to explore antibiotic use across Africa and progress toward the WHO’s responsible antibiotic use targets.

Out in BMJ Global Health, OHT researchers explore how pharmacy healthcare workers across Africa understand and apply antimicrobial stewardship principles. 

In SSM Health Systems, an OHT study explores the link between facility quality and  childbirth choices.

An OHT collaborative study in Environment International shows that traces of medicines in untreated wastewater can be used to estimate medicine use in a region.

In the Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, OHT researchers explore different kinds of air pollution and how they affect work productivity in call centers across five Indian cities.

In the Asian Bioethics Review, an OHT co-authored article explores how gender, caste, and income influence access to digital health information.

In the Asian Bioethics Review, an OHT collaborative study examines how gender and socioeconomic status influence the use of social media as a health information source in urban and rural areas of India.

In a collaborative study published in the Journal of Infectious Diseases, One Health Trust researchers analyzed global antibiotic market trends across 62 countries from 2013 to 2023.