Erva Nur Cinar

Building a paediatric workforce to deliver the NHS prevention agenda: time for paediatric public health medicine?

Mike Kalmus Eliasz, C. Stewart, S W Lenton, Rachel Isba et autres

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Insights from young doctors: why climate change matters to paediatricians and what actions we can take

James Patrick Finlay, Helena Clements, Erva Nur Cinar

Children bear 90% of the primary disease burden caused by climate change. Over 500 million live in areas vulnerable to extreme weather events. Without mitigation strategies, 131 000 children could die each year from climate-related illnesses by 2030. 1

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Addressing Pediatric Antimicrobial Resistance in Türkiye: Closing Policy Gaps to Protect Child Health

Erva Nur Cinar

Cite this article as: Cinar EN. Addressing pediatric antimicrobial resistance in Türkiye: closing policy gaps to protect child health. Turk Arch Pediatr. 2025;60(6):569-571.

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UK aid cuts threaten global child health: a call to rethink international assistance

Jolem Mwanje, Prudence Jarrett, Kerry Blackett, Susanna Corona Maioli et autres

Recent reductions in UK aid have demonstrably harmed child health in low-income and middle-income countries. Increased child morbidity and mortality are directly linked to funding cuts impacting vaccination programmes, maternal and child health services and nutritional interventions, exacerbating the health crisis. This …

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Together for Tomorrow: Advancing Global Child Health through Equitable Collaboration and Action

Erva Nur Cinar, Rebecca Rhodes, Helen Brotherton

Cite this article as: Nur Cinar E, Rhodes R, Brotherton H. Together for tomorrow: advancing global child health through equitable collaboration and action. Turk Arch Pediatr. 2025;60(1):1-4.

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PP-063 ICHG winter meeting 2023: inequalities in childhood infections

Erva Nur Cinar, Laura Wilkins, Rebecca Rhodes, Anja Saso et autres

Aim Infectious diseases in children pose a significant health burden and result in substantial health inequalities globally. The International Child Health Group (ICHG) organised its 11th Winter Meeting on 15th December 2023, on the theme of ‘Inequalities in Childhood Infectious Diseases’. The …

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Gaza, armed conflict and child health

Yamina Boukari, Ayesha Kadir, Tony Waterston, Prudence Jarrett et autres

Box 1 : The six grave violations against children during armed conflict 1.The killing and maiming of children.2. The recruitment and use of children.3. Sexual violence against children.4. The abduction of children. 5. Attacks on schools and hospitals.6. Denial of humanitarian access.

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655 Empowering child health professionals to tackle the climate crisis: evaluation of international child health group winter meeting 2022

Srinivasa Bhargav Rambhatla, Maria Marcolin, Erva Nur Cinar, Laura Wilkins et autres

Objectives The climate crisis is a leading threat to the well being of children globally. In November 2022, we, International Child Health Group (ICHG), ran an international virtual conference ‘Climate Health is Child Health’ with the objective of providing participants with knowledge, …

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Earthquakes in Turkey and Syria—collaboration is needed to mitigate longer terms risks to health

Erva Nur Cinar, Aula Abbara, Ebru Yılmaz

The response has fallen short in both countries, say Erva Nur Cinar and colleagues

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