📍 In the wake of the ‘Deaths of Despair’ (DoD) phenomenon observed in the United States in 2015, Christine Camacho and Luke Munford from The University of Manchester explore regional disparities in these deaths within England.

They uncover stark geographical inequalities 👇

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F**k off Stuart what dodgy knee 😉

If everyone who wants The Conversatives out on the 4th of July follows and retweets we'll reach a million by midnight and have a much bigger voice for the next six weeks.

Finger on the pulse stuff as always

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The Guardian used to be worth reading

What is the point of working class people doing well if they're going to get labelled like this

I might not agree with all of Starmer's policies, but this is terrible journalism

“He’s gone where? Oh my god, to Morrisons! To do a f*cking photoshoot sniffing a loaf of f*cking bread! You know they’ll keep moving him until they get a photo of the twat in front of a sign reading ‘moron’?

Nobody born since October 1939 has undertaken National Service in the UK. Those people are now aged at least 85. This policy is aimed at winning the votes of people who never did National Service themselves but who want to force others to do it.

All Tory MP resignation letters
'May I say it has been my privilege and pleasure to have plundered and milked this country for the last fourteen years. That the game is now up is a lasting sorrow to me. I will continue to accept jobs from old school chums of mine in the future.'

I'm now a Raith Rovers fan

The 2000-2010 English health inequalities strategy worked for pensioners - our new paper finds that there was a significant decrease in absolute health inequalities
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Yesterday I was delighted that The Productivity Institute & Alliance MBS could jointly host an event on the North West's Growth and Productivity with Deloitte UK . A stellar line up included many of my colleagues with George Osborne , Ed Balls & Andy Burnham .

Waiting to watch Bruce Springsteen and finding out there might be a #GeneralElection

Not a bad day, really

📢In today's newsletter, Nesta set out findings on how the two-child limit affects learning, Kiri Adams shares Christians Against Poverty (CAP) UK's research on debt and poverty, and Luke Munford & Christine Camacho explore regional disparities in 'Deaths of Despair'.

👉 Take a read: us11.campaign-archive.com/?u=c7eba2e3734…

Great book by my labour economist ex- boss and mentor. Aimed at non- economists. On the UK but concepts apply to all countries Giuseppe Moscelli 🇪🇺🇮🇹🇬🇧🇺🇦 Matt Sutton Stephen Duckett Michelle McIsaac Joanne Spetz HERU World Health Organization (WHO) The Health Foundation Edson C. Araujo

🥁 Excited to see my 3rd PhD paper published in Soc Sci & Medicine!

Joint w/ Healthecon-all & Eugenio Zucchelli, we estimate & decompose #SES inequality in #health & #health care in #millennial #adolescents 🏥

🖇️doi.org/mv3j
🧑‍🤝‍🧑Next Steps NHS England Digital

#IBKnowledge Imperial College Business School

The Government’s Levelling Up mission on health has failed to deliver the necessary action on poverty and livelihoods to address the wider determinants of health inequalities. Read Luke Munford and Hannah Davies’s column in The Yorkshire Post

yorkshirepost.co.uk/news/opinion/c…

Out now! Our paper on labour market outcomes for people with longterm health conditions during COVID-19. journals.plos.org/plosone/articl… Adam Martin Sarah Kingsbury

Creative Manchester Director, Prof John McAuliffe appeared on the #BBCBreakfast red sofa this morning to speak about the vital research that will underpin the new Centre of Excellence for Music and Dementia, hosted by Manchester Camerata in partnership with Alzheimer's Society

UoM News

Emma McManus and I are putting on a webinar on how to do a HESG discussion well on the 30th May at 11am

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