COIOS explores drivers of future health in four domains: meeting health needs today, learnings from behavioural science, the power of data to unlock insights and better outcomes, and finally, both disruption and innovation in tomorrow’s world. We report what the evidence says about health and the risks that change it, as that evidence arrives.
If you have five minutes. Start at the homepage. “Official figures” lists the latest releases the site tracks, with their dates. “Where the evidence stands” shows which drivers have new evidence this week. “Just in” brings the newest findings, with the source one click away.
If you have a decision to make. The Crucible. Twenty-three drivers of future health across four domains. Each is a question we keep open: whether deaths from heart disease have stopped falling; what GLP-1 drugs are doing at population scale; what changes behaviour at scale. Each carries our reading of where the evidence stands, and every paper filed beneath it.
If you work with the numbers. The Trackers, for official series with their dates and revisions. The Countries page, for where the evidence comes from and how each records their health. The Releases calendar, for what is published when. The Data page, for new sources, revisions and the catalogue of sources. The primers, for how excess mortality, life expectancy and vaccine effectiveness are measured. And the glossary.
If you want to follow along. Take any of the RSS feeds. Press Follow on a driver and it rises to the top of your view. The site remembers your choices on your device. No membership required.
What we don't do. We report evidence, official figures and methods. We do not publish assumptions, projections or advice. The reason is on the How we work page, along with where the material comes from and how it is chosen.