Virtual tickets for our joint event with Faculty of Public Health, Association of Directors of Public Health (ADPH) and Royal Society for Public Health addressing poverty in the UK are available.

Speakers including: Kevin Fenton, William Roberts, greg fell FFPH, Maggie Rae, Paul Kissack, Clare Moriarty, Alison Garnham.

17 May. Book 👇 rsm.ac/3xwlY7k

#WorldImmunisationWeek 2024 is over, but that doesn’t mean it’s time to set vaccines aside.

From their life-saving effects to their economic value, we reflect on the value of vaccines - and why we need to keep talking about them.💉

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Poverty has a profound impact on health - so how can we combat it?

Join Faculty of Public Health Association of Directors of Public Health (ADPH) RoySocMed to hear from leaders in the charity and public health sectors on the causes, effects and solutions to poverty.

Virtual spaces available below 👇rsph.org.uk/event/tackling…

Poverty has a profound impact on health - so how can we combat it?

Join Faculty of Public Health Association of Directors of Public Health (ADPH) RoySocMed to hear from leaders in the charity and public health sectors on the causes, effects and solutions to poverty.

Virtual spaces available below 👇rsph.org.uk/event/tackling…

Our Quo VaDis: Questioning Vaccine Discourse Project webinar on 'Communication about vaccines' for the Royal Society for Public Health Royal Society for Public Health is now available on YouTube:
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'We must keep telling everyone that vaccines are one of the best preventative measures we have.' 📢

With #WorldImmunisationWeek wrapped up, read our reflections on attitudes toward vaccinations from our Senior Policy and Research Advisor Fernanda A Perez👇

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New The Michael Marmot Institute of Health Equity UCL report shows that health inequalities are widening in England.

Where people are born and live continues to have a huge impact on their life, their health and when they die.

We need sustained investment in preventative public health policies to reverse the trend.

'The workplace is fast becoming the latest battleground in the culture wars.' 💬

There's an overwhelming body of evidence on how to improve health in the workforce.

Employers and their HR teams have a pivotal role to play, writes our CEO in HR magazine👇
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Applications close for our Head of Policy and Public Affairs role, Wednesday 9am ⏰

If you want to play a key role in pushing public health further up the political agenda make sure you check out the job description and application details 👇

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'When we talk about vaccines, we can make a difference.'

Thanks to the Lancaster University Quo VaDis: Questioning Vaccine Discourse Project team for a great webinar on what linguistic analysis can tell us about communicating vaccinations.

#WorldImmunisationWeek

It was great to give a talk at the Royal Society for Public Health (Royal Society for Public Health) today about Quo VaDis: Questioning Vaccine Discourse Project as part of #WorldImmunizationWeek .

We discussed what we can learn about vaccination through linguistic analysis, using both contemporary and historical datasets.

“The HPV vaccination programme is a success story of public health prevention.'💬

New ONS data shows that the HPV vaccine continues to be highly effective in preventing cervical cancer. However, we are concerned by falling uptake.

#WorldImmunisationWeek
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