„For all actors in the health sec­tor, the prin­ci­ple ‘Do no harm’ appli­es, which must be widen­ed in the Anthro­po­ce­ne. Harm to the envi­ron­ment must be avo­ided to safe­guard (pla­ne­ta­ry) health, and pre­ven­ti­on must be prio­ri­ti­zed over cure.”

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Katha­ri­na Wab­nitz is a Rese­arch Asso­cia­te at the Cent­re for Pla­ne­ta­ry Health Poli­cy and works on the trans­for­ma­ti­ve poten­ti­al of health pro­mo­ti­on and pre­ven­ti­on as well as on ques­ti­ons of gover­nan­ce for pla­ne­ta­ry health. She also focus­ses on health effects of trans­forming various are­as of socie­ty, in par­ti­cu­lar the eco­no­mic tur­n­around and the suf­fi­ci­en­cy approach. She is also a rese­ar­cher at the Uni­ver­si­ty of Augs­burg, whe­re she works on jus­ti­ce in socie­tal trans­for­ma­ti­on. She has metho­do­lo­gi­cal exper­ti­se in sys­te­ma­tic lite­ra­tu­re sear­ches and qua­li­ta­ti­ve rese­arch.

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