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Fully funded PhD scholarship on "The health and wellbeing impacts of the energy transition for low-income renters: A comparative UK-Australia study". Based partly in Glasgow and partly in Sydney. See: gla.ac.uk/colleges/socia… UofG Soc & Pol Sci

The 2nd study from my PhD is out today in The Lancet Public Health projecting socioeconomic inequalities in multimorbidity in England up to 2049 🎉☀️ 📖 bit.ly/3TCSdJb @moflaher Sagar Mohite

🧵 New Special Communication examines drawing causal inferences about the effects of interventions from observational studies in medical journals and suggests a framework that might be used. ja.ma/3UxeAjL

🆕systematic review finds consistent evidence of a relationship between #austerity policies and harmful impacts on mortality outcomes in high-income countries, regardless of the measure of austerity used. Gerry McCartney Vittal Katikireddi Inequalities SPHSU tinyurl.com/mtz94yxj 👇

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Hiring Spree Part III😀: I have funding for a⁦UK Research and Innovation⁩ PhD studentship (home fees). 3.5 years. Topic: Dynamic relationships between Health & Wealth. Part of a large interdisciplinary consortium. ⁦University of Glasgow⁩ ⁦UofG School of Health & Wellbeing⁩ Improving Health⁩ gla.ac.uk/schools/health…

Interested in #climatechange & health? Apply for this exciting PhD programme for health professionals on understanding implications for people living w/ multiple longterm conditions #multimorbidity Peter Hanlon David Blane Vittal Katikireddi Improving Health UofG GPPC tinyurl.com/2asytwxt

Delighted to have Rachel Thomson as our next guest on the 15 Minutes on Health Inequalities podcast. Listen and learn about her research evaluating the impacts of #UBI on mental health inequalities. 🎙️ ➡️share.transistor.fm/s/18ef9303 #HealthInequalities #BasicIncome Inequalities SPHSU

🏳️‍🌈We our recruiting for our Lived Experience Advisory Board🏳️‍🌈 If you live in the UK, are LGBTQ+, have lived experience of suicidal thoughts, feelings or attempts, and would like to help develop our research, we’d love to hear from you. For more info: blogs.ed.ac.uk/rain_within_th…

Great to see our modelling study looking at the impact of reducing child poverty on health inequalities getting picked up in the media today. Full paper available in JECH_BMJ here ➡️ doi.org/10.1136/jech-2…

Meeting even the least ambitious #childpoverty reduction target could make a marked difference to children’s health in the UK, according to the latest health data modelling research led by Improving Health More 👉gla.ac.uk/news/headline_…

So pleased to have this paper out in Soc Sci & Medicine with many thanks to Public Health Scotland for this helpful summary of the highlights of the review. Posting a longer🧵for those who want to delve in (1/n)

It was a privilege to present at the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime consultation on "Social Media Use and Drug Use Prevention.” Three days filled with stimulating discussions and the chance to connect with insightful individuals!

🗓️Friday 6th September, 2-4pm 📍Glasgow Women’s Library in Bridgeton Come along to Glasgow Women's Library to hear short talks and chat to researchers working on issues around women’s health and wellbeing. All welcome! Society for Social Medicine & Population Health University of Glasgow Public Engagement Byres Community Hub Improving Health

After lunch we had a really insightful panel discussion with Rachel Thomson Jonathan Stokes Steve McCall and Rosie Seaman from Research Data Scotland on navigating careers in interdisciplinary research 🪢🔍

Free public event. Come along to the Glasgow Women's Library today to hear about what some of our Society for Social Medicine & Population Health researchers have been working on #WomensHealth #ssm2024 Society for Social Medicine & Population Health University of Glasgow Public Engagement Byres Community Hub Improving Health