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Public health experts from the Local Health and Global Profits research consortium welcome focus on prevention in new 10-Year Health Plan but caution that bold reforms are needed to address structural determinants of poor health.
Without tackling conflicts of interest with harmful industries, efforts to prevent disease and protect public health will fail, warn researchers.
Our first Annual Review captures the foundations laid in our first year: the establishment of four ambitious consortia, the development of new partnerships, and the co-production of research with those shaping population health.
El País has published an article on Local Health and Global Profits director and her impactful research on the ways corporations shape public health.
The Local Health and Global Profits consortium hosted its annual meeting in Birmingham last week – sharing initial research findings on the commercial determinants of health.
We’re looking for a project administrator to join our friendly and dynamic team of multidisciplinary researchers working at the cutting edge of public health research.
Guest blog for Mental Health Awareness Week by Caroline Cerny, Deputy Chief Executive at Action on Smoking and Health
PHI UK Local Health and Global Profits responds to the UK Department of Health and Social Care's call for evidence to inform the development of the government’s national cancer plan for England.
Join us in 2026 at Vox in Birmingham for a conference to connect research, policy and practice for health equity.
Professor Anna Gilmore, and Peter Roderick discuss the commercial determinants of health and what they mean for local authorities public health action.
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.
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.
