Explaining Health Across the Sciences

Section 1: Health across disciplines

Biology

1. Evolutionary understanding of health - Tom Kirkwood

2. Evolutionary explanation of health - Michael Rose

3. Biodemographic perspective on social health - Jay Olshansky  

4. Biological health and homeodynamic space - Suresh Rattan 

Sociology/psychology

5. Epidemiological view of health - Alex Broadbent, & Likhwa Ncube

6. Healthy society - Uffe Juul Jensen

7. Public health - Carsten Obel

8. Social relations and health - Robert Zachariae 

Philosophy

9. Philosophical concepts of health - Jonathan Sholl & Ma«l Lemoine

10. Interdisciplinary health - Jan-Pieter Konsman

11. Health and authenticity - Des O´Neill

Section 2: Health across systems

Biological structural aspects

12. Healthy nervous system - Vittorio Calabrese

13. Healthy face - Tine Hjorth

14. Healthy immune system

15. Immunity and health - Tamas F¼l¶p, Jacek Witkowski

16. Healthy heart - Ol© F¦rgeman

17. Healthy skeletal system - Moustapha Kassem

18. Healthy blood - Syed Rizvi

19. Molecular biomarkers of health - Jan Nehlin

20. Healthy genome - Robi Tacutu 

Functional aspects

21. Healthy sleep - Jean-Arthur Micoulaud-Franchi & Julien Coelho

22. Healthy sexuality - Andreas De Block

23. Healthy mind - Robert Zachariae

24. Healthy psyche - Dominic Murphy and Caitrin Donovan 

Ecological aspects

25. Healthy organism - Anders Olsen

26. Health in non-human animals/organisms - Henrik Lerner

27. Environmental perspective on health - Ed Calabrese

 Section 3: Health in practice

28. Healthspan versus lifespan - Eric Le Bourg

29. Health and immortality - Ilia Stambler

30. Health versus frailty - Arnold Mitnitski

31. Health in clinical practice - Marios Kyriazis

32. Health and pro-longevity interventions - Alex Vaiserman

33. Regulatory understanding of health - Ed Calabrese

34. Health in AI-driven healthcare - J.C Bjerring and Jacob Busch 

Section 4: Bringing health back together

35. Reflections/Conversations on integrated explanations of health with short response to question:

Can there be an integrated science of health? (to be compiled by the editors based on the response of all authors).