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LHGP team to present innovative approaches for tackling corporate power and health harms at community level in Helsinki.

Healthy Urban places have created an evidence briefing showing what we can learn from the experience of implementing Bradford District’s School Street Schemes.

Watch a clear and accessible guide to microsimulations - specially curated for our policy partners but relevant for anyone interested in how microsimulations work.

LHGP researcher Dr Amber van den Akker and deputy director Dr Nason Maani discuss the risks of giving health-harming industries a seat at the policy-making table.

Professor Anna Gilmore joins global experts to explore how evidence can drive climate-health action and build resilient, equitable health systems.

Big conversations and exciting plans for impact ahead.

Health researchers including Local Health and Global Profits Deputy Director Dr Nason Maani uncover the role of the arms trade in health, and call for more scrutiny of its health-harming activities and its unhealthy relationship with governments.

Abstract submission for Prevention Research 26, 4-5 March. Abstracts are invited from all corners of the prevention research community, for oral/poster presentations, Symposia and Workshops.

Professor Anna Gilmore features in an episode of the leading public health podcast ‘Why Should I Trust You?’ to discuss how corporations harm public health.

Chris Booth, Policy & Engagement Executive at Bite Back, writes a guest blog for PHI UK following the launch of Bite Back's investigation into how food and drink companies are selling and marketing to children and young people through schools.

Population Mental Health's Innovation Lab is a collaborative event which will focus on digital interventions to reduce suicide and self-harm at population-level.

In this Population Mental Health blog, Sanchika Campbell, Siofra Peeren, and Sumaty Hernandez share their reflections on how in the pursuit of equity in population mental health, it's not just about who’s at the table – but who’s missing, and why.

Overview of the TRUUD programme: Trying to tackle root causes upstream of unhealthy urban development. With Daniel Black, Bristol Medical School.

Learn how a Synthetic Population offers researchers and policymakers a powerful new way to understand potential social, economic, and health impacts.

The title of this talk will be confirmed in due course.

Join us in 2026 at Vox in Birmingham for a conference to connect research, policy and practice for health equity.

Richard Self from the Welsh Government will talk about Evaluating the 20mph restricted roads policy in Wales.