It's #SaltAwarenessWeek Get involved & sign up to our newsletter to read our new survey bit.ly/3eivxLt Most of the salt we eat is hidden in the food we buy & it can quickly add up-visit our website for some simple tips #MoreFlavourLessSalt #LessSaltPlease Action on Salt

Thanks UCL Qualitative Health Research Network for the last two days! It’s been a great conference! Will definitely be reflecting on how beliefs and values can influence my own qualitative research. As one of the speakers said ‘what we know shapes what we can know’ #QHRN2021

New paper led by Amy Yau out now in BMJ_Open : we find that there are SES patterns in self-reported exposure to #HFSS advertising and that exposure to digital #HFSS advertising is associated with #obesity bmjopen.bmj.com/content/11/4/e…

In 2020, Global Nutrition Report found that one in nine people worldwide are hungry. #COVID19 is making the situation worse. Apply for our MSc in #Nutrition for #GlobalHealth, and help make a difference 👉 bit.ly/3uSuC9H

Save the date Thurs 27 May at 7pm for the next AfN London & Southeast regional meeting on Women’s Health with talks from Lynn Burns @Laura_Wyness Rebecca Stevens and to be chaired by Ama The eventbrite link will be emailed to registrants soon

Great to have been part of the #ASMSPHR2021 held by NIHR SPHR these last two days! Thank you to all the speakers for providing such inspiring yet tangible take home messages! Great to hear of all the work that everyone is doing to achieve better public health together!

Too much public health research is focused on changing the behaviour of the powerless, rather than the powerful.

Great session this afternoon from Thomas Burgoine and Emma Adams on the impact of collaborating and engagement with charities and community groups within research #SPHRResNet2021

Decolonising global health institutions "without confronting the inequities at their roots is delusory...", writes Émilie KB 🇨🇲🇫🇷. Read her perspective on whiteness and the idea of the innate superiority of western paradigms in global health research: hubs.li/H0R0-Dj0

We have 😱TWO😱 exciting 4.5 yr research positions available Population Health Innovation Lab to support the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research MANDALA consortium on transforming 🥦food systems for ♻️#sustainable 🌽#diet P1: #Epidemiology P2: #DataScience #SoftwareEngineer Closes 26/8 Please RT jobs.lshtm.ac.uk/vacancies.aspx…

We are pleased to have led the review & development of this much needed resource. This curriculum provides doctors with a foundation in nutrition; helping patients to live healthier lives & improved referrals for more support when needed. #Nutrition4medics associationfornutrition.org/medical-curric…

It was great to be interviewed by Miranda Slade and featured in Daily Express online: Which everyday foods have surprisingly high salt content and what are simple ways to reduce you salt? Foods don’t have to taste salty to be high in salt! express.co.uk/life-style/hea…

"Eating well doesn’t mean you have to give up on your cultural or favourite foods - it is about enjoying these in moderation and as part of a healthy, balanced diet." New article from Taibat (Tai) Ibitoye. buff.ly/3Ehfs2l #BlackHistoryMonth

Great presentations by Population Health Innovation Lab team members Amy Yau and Alexandra Kalbus on the digital environment @imgs2022 #IMGS2022

Shout out to @ragreener1 Amanda Karapici Amy Yau Denise K Ndlovu, PhD and @AlexandraKa5 who all did a fab job representing Population Health Innovation Lab at @imgs2022 #IMGS2022 this week. Great to have such super bunch in the team. Give them a follow 🐣

A great start to the 18th International Conference on Urban Health in Valencia. Looking forward to the rest of the week and the amazing sessions to come! ISUH #ICUH2022

Glad to have been part of the many great presentations on urban health and food systems this afternoon. Great discussions on food systems, the built environment and nutrition security ISUH #ICUH2022

Really informative session on urban health pathways. Key points: (1) How we organise our social and physical environment affects population health. (2) Transformative solutions therefore require rich data, collaboration across actors and local ownership #ICUH2022 ISUH

Nothing better than graduating from London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine on International Women's Day with great women, Drs Denise K Ndlovu, PhD, Els Roding, and Alex Kalbus.