Linguistic studies are often disregarded in the decision and policy-making processes concerning public health. This disregard exacerbates the health and quality-of-life risks at the individual and global level in planetary health. The persisting disregard for linguistic studies is rooted in colonial practices of public health that exclude societies that are not part of high-income countries or are not educated, industrialised, and democratic.
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