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Development of a typology of how ‘harmful commodity industries’ interact with local governments in England

“Harmful commodity industries” (HCIs) – are not just any business, but specifically harmful ones in terms of their public health implications. The use and consumption of HCI products, namely tobacco, alcohol, gambling, and unhealthy foods, increase the risk of long-term illness, disability and mortality. They also worsen health inequalities and create financial and societal burden.

  • Sarah McKevitt
  • Research Associate in Public Health
  • Imperial College London

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The importance of school culture in supporting student mental health in secondary schools

  • Rhiannon Barker
  • Mental Health Fellowship
  • The London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine

BLOG, TRAINING

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Behind the research: Dr Anna Le Gouais

  • Anna Le Gouais
  • Senior Researcher Associate
  • University of Bristol

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Behind the research: John Coggon

  • John Coggon
  • Chair in Law
  • University of Bristol Law School

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LGBTQ+ Research and Involvement – what have we learnt?

  • Dr Katie Saunders
  • Senior Research Associate (Statistician)
  • Department of Public Health and Primary Care, University of Cambridge

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Everyone’s business: Understanding the commercial determinants of mental ill health

  • Alice Tompson

BLOG, TRAINING

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Behind the research: David Troy

  • David Troy
  • Post-doctoral launching fellow

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Key findings from my school culture and mental health post-doc project

  • Greta Kaluzeviciute

BLOG, TRAINING

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The 2022 NIHR Doctoral training camp: Intensive but rewarding

  • Amanda Karapici
  • PhD alumni

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How we can support physical health for people living with severe mental illness

  • Emily Oliver
  • Professor of Behavioural Sciences
  • Newcastle University

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Finding better ways to evidence and appreciate the role and work of Voluntary and Community Sector youth services

  • Dr Nicholas Woodrow
  • Research Associate
  • University of Sheffield

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