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NASH: the liver disease everyone will be talking about

NASH: the liver disease everyone will be talking about

by Suzanne Wait | 12 Jun 19 | Liver disease, Obesity, Policy, Public health

Despite overwhelming evidence of the benefits of vaccination, vaccine hesitancy remains a huge problem – more so in Europe than anywhere else. How can we combat the spread of misinformation?

Can social media have a role in tackling vaccine hesitancy?

Can social media have a role in tackling vaccine hesitancy?

by Jody Tate | 3 May 19 | Public health, Vaccination

Despite overwhelming evidence of the benefits of vaccination, vaccine hesitancy remains a huge problem – more so in Europe than anywhere else. How can we combat the spread of misinformation?

Italy’s vaccination turnaround raises questions about state’s role in public health

Italy’s vaccination turnaround raises questions about state’s role in public health

by Saara Ahmed | 24 Jul 18 | Child health, Infectious diseases, Public health, Vaccination

Italy has changed its policy around childhood vaccination, provoking debate about the role of the state in enforcing public health measures.

Tackling childhood obesity in the UK

Tackling childhood obesity in the UK

by Sandra Evans | 20 Jun 18 | Child health, Healthcare, Infectious diseases, Obesity, Public health

With the highest rate of obesity in western Europe, the UK must take action to promote health and support the wellbeing of the population.

How can data sharing help in responding to a health crisis?

How can data sharing help in responding to a health crisis?

by Katharina Beyer | 15 Jun 18 | Healthcare, Infectious diseases, Public health

There is great potential in data sharing, but its effectiveness may rely on standardised processes and data governance agreements.

Teenage pregnancy: will public health cuts negate previous policy success?

Teenage pregnancy: will public health cuts negate previous policy success?

by Sandra Evans | 16 Feb 18 | Maternal health, Public health, Sexual health

Although the UK’s teenage pregnancy rate has fallen, it remains the highest in Western Europe – and cuts to services may hinder efforts to ameliorate this.

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