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The Chemical Sciences and Health: Strengthening Synergies at a Vital Interface
Stephen A Matlin1,2, Goverdhan Mehta2,3, Alain Krief2,2,4,5
1Institute of Global Health Innovation, Imperial College London, London SW7 2AZ, U.K.
Abstract:
The indispensable contributions to health made by the chemical sciences have become increasingly constrained by three systemic factors. These involve fragmentations: in the way that the chemicals sciences are structured, practiced, and inter-related to aspects of health; in the combination of public and private efforts delivering medicinal products; and in the regulatory systems which oversee health-related issues across health, food, and the environment. Interlinked systemic reforms are advocated, involving (1) recontextualization of the chemistry/health interface through creating a recognized field of "the chemical sciences and health"; (2) determined and comprehensive efforts, by countries wishing to retain or strengthen their pharmaceutical development capacities, to reinforce their education, research, and innovation eco-systems; and (3) adoption of an integrated approach to the regulation of pharmaceuticals, food, and the environment.
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