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During the Calisia World Conference on Family Health on 9-10 June 2019 in Kalisz, Poland [1], I dedicated my welcome lecture entitled “One hundred years of health in Poland” to the memory John Powles. John Powles, MB BS MA FFPH, was a Senior Lecturer in Public Health Medicine, Department of Public Health and Primary Care, Institute of Public Health, Cambridge, UK. John was also my mentor, colleague, and friend. Thanks to John and Tony McMichael, I was able to publish my first important English-language scientific paper. Later, John and I spent a few years working together on a report on the health Iron Curtain still dividing Europe, which remains one of the most significant and cherished pieces of research I have been involved in: the HEM – Closing the Gap – Project [2]. John was a Principal Co-Investigator of the HEM project. HEM – Closing the Gap – Reducing Premature Mortality. Baseline for Monitoring Health Evolution Following Enlargement was a three-year project no. 2003121 submitted within a framework of the Public Health Program 2003-2008, DG Sanco [2]. John was also a member of the project’s Expert Group. His great expertise in the nutritional factors underpinning cardiovascular diseases, his active participation in preparing the individual reports, scientific papers, and especially the HEM Blueprint Chapter “Policy implications and recommendations”, were invaluable for the success of this important project. The HEM report went on to become one of the fundamental studies describing the health differences between Eastern and Western Europe and outlining the public health strategy to close this gap.

Memories of John William Powles (1943-2018)