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Analysis published in the BMJ reveals that the gambling industry is using the same tactics as the tobacco industry to downplay harms and influence policy.
Understand how differing social positions which intersect with race and ethnicity are associated with inequities in pathways into mental healthcare and involuntary admissions.
Population Mental Health, is running a collaborative sandpit event on Wednesday, 5 March at the University of Manchester campuses on Oxford Road, 12pm - 5:30pm. You can now watch a recording of webinar outlining details ahead of the sandpit.
'Health impacts of 20mph zones', hosted by guest speaker Dr Andrew Williams from The University of Edinburgh.
'Spatial environmental data: Using sensors to gauge human responses to urban spaces', hosted by guest speaker Professor Clive Sabel from the University of Plymouth.
'Active travel neighbourhoods', hosted by guest speakers Professor Rachel Aldred and Dr Jamie Furlong from The University of Westminster.
Writing in The BMJ, Deputy Director of Local Health and Global Profits Dr Nason Maani, writes about how mandatory product labelling could be a crucial step in bridging the public awareness gap of the health harms of alcohol.
Join this online Q&A on 3 February to learn more about a collaborative 'sandpit' event on on the built environment run by Population Mental Health on 5 March at the University of Manchester.
Recruitment now open for the Population Mental Health Community Insights Panel. Looking for eight individuals with lived or indirect experience of inequalities, mental health challenges, or marginalisation to help shape the future of our work.
With 19 million deaths annually linked to commercially-driven health harms, a new paper from the Local Health and Global Profits consortium calls for stronger regulations to address these causes of Non-Communicable Diseases.
The Local Health and Global Profits Consortium recently came together in the vibrant city of Bristol for an inspiring workshop filled with progress to date, ideas, and a clear focus on the road ahead.
The Local Health and Global Profits (LHGP) research consortium has outlined five key priorities in response to the NHS’s call for input from health and care organisations to help shape a transformative 10-Year Health Plan for England.
Healthy Urban Places | Local Health and Global Profits | Policy Modelling for Health | Population Mental Health
