Jocalyn Clark

Jocalyn Clark, the International editor at The BMJ, discusses the dire humanitarian crisis in Gaza, emphasizing the generational impact of starvation. The conversation explores the arms industry's role as a commercial determinant of health, urging a reevaluation of its effects on public well-being. Clark also highlights the need for preventive health measures in general practice to address the complex dynamics of warfare and welfare. The podcast reveals chilling insights into the long-lasting health ramifications of malnutrition in conflict zones.