Couldn’t agree more!

Please consider supporting this important survey focusing on the impact of COVID-19 on psychosocial oncology services and research - led by BPOS @NCRI_LWBC NCRI Partnership @MacmillanUoS PennyBrohnEvaluation Macmillan Cancer Support

Support new #COVID19 study by @UCL in partnership with @PHE_uk Cancer Research UK @ASH_LDN. Share your experiences and views on health behaviours (#smoking #vaping #alcohol #exercise #diet). More info: ucl-covid19research.co.uk. Please RT! Take the survey now: redcap.postedthis.top/cPMYrze

Encourage your young people to take this survey looking at health and well-being among 11-15 year olds.

There's still time to apply for our Master of Public Health full-time online programme. Apply today bit.ly/mph-application Deadline now 18 August. COVID-19 has been an unusual time for everyone - we wanted to help you apply around your other commitments. #MPH #OnlineLearning

We've worked hard over the years to produce what we think is a unique course that reflects the breath of expertise of our faculty & the wide-ranging interests & ambitions of our students. A truly interdisciplinary approach to #publichealth is more important than ever - join us!

Now published- results of our BPOS UK professionals survey exploring the impact of COVID-19 on psycho-oncology activity in the UK. Thank you to everyone who shared their views: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…

Academics: why are we here?

If you have recently experienced cancer as a patient or carer, you could help shape the development of #CancerResearch by becoming a #NCRIConsumer member of the NCRI Groups. Applications are open now! 🎉 #PPI #PatientPublicInvolvement ow.ly/S5Gv50CObfB

Congratulations to Laura Andre for all of her hard work to publish her thesis findings.

At a #NCRIProposalsGuidance meeting, you could present your #Prehabilitation research to an expert panel. You can discuss your ideas and receive written feedback to develop your proposals before applying for funding. #LWBC #LivingWithAndBeyondCancer 🏃‍♀️ ow.ly/SvOf50Dh8wT

This is not OK.

We’re looking forward to seeing you all virtually next year for our annual conference on the 28th – 29th April 2022. Click here to register now: delegate-reg.co.uk/bpos2022/ and get your abstracts in by 10am on the 12th January.

New #NCRIPrime event open for registration! Experts in cancer prevention and early diagnosis discuss the potential of multi-cancer early detection tests (MCEDs) 📆 26 April 2022 🕘 10:30 – 12:00 📌 Virtual Register now for free 👉 ow.ly/lVbT50Iq3gW

Help the NCRI #SPED_Group identify the challenges, opportunities and gaps in #Screening, #Prevention and #EarlyDiagnosis research. The information will be used to define the group’s strategic priorities. ✏️ ow.ly/XtnO50Is0Fx

Have you cared for someone with cancer during the pandemic? If you’re over 18 and live in Scotland, Ellen Kerr, a Master’s of Public Health student at the University of Edinburgh would like to hear from you. [1/2]

She'd like to know what impact it’s had on your life and how things could be made better. 📩 Find out more by emailing Ellen on: [email protected] #YouCareWeCare [2/2]

Annual lecture time! Keynote | Dr Fiona Godlee Speakers from our Centre for Population Health Sciences: Christine Campbell, Neneh Rowa-Dewar, Helen Eborall, Tim Walsh, Hilary Pinnock, Bruce Guthrie, Sarah Wild, Liz Grant, David Weller & Linda Bauld! edin.ac/3Twmvwc

A frank talk from Fiona Godlee about the climate crisis and our responsibility as public health professionals to take action.

Start preparing your abstract submissions for BPOS 2023! The conference will take place in Cambridge on the 22nd-23rd March.