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📢 Launching next week📢 The @OceanPanel’s #BluePaper on ocean and human health. Professor Lora Fleming from ECEHH will be among those joining the international panel discussion as part of the launch. Register here 👉lnkd.in/e6g9dKHd University of Exeter Exeter Med School Peter Thomson

A peek into the social life of bugs 🦠 Our study published in Evolution Letters shows that #AntimicrobialResistant bacteria shield their non-resistant counterparts in broth, biofilms, and gut infections, by breaking down antibiotics💊even at high doses -> twtr.to/ns-7i

Physical activity in natural environments prevent almost 13,000 cases of non-communicable diseases a year in England and save treatment costs of more than £100m, new research from the University of Exeter has found: news.exeter.ac.uk/faculty-of-hea… World Health Organization (WHO) Exeter Med School ECEHH #diabetes

This workshop will consider how #ClimateCrisis both constrains and enables democratic imaginaries within our contemporary political conjuncture. Open to University of Exeter, Cornwall staff and students. Supported by UoE Humanities & Social Sciences Cornwall and Uni of Exeter's ESI. 👉 …Democratic-Imaginary.eventbrite.co.uk

Huge congratulations to @benedictwheeler, who will shortly begin his new £1.5 million National Institute for Health and Care Research project investigating how ‘natural infrastructure’ might help to reduce health inequalities across the UK ecehh.org/news/natural-i…

Very Exciting News !! 📣 We have a new Director !! Professor Gesche Huebner will build on her work on the built environment and health & wellbeing. The whole team is delighted and look forward to working together to broaden our world-leading portfolio. ecehh.org/news/new-direc…

Off to a new chapter in life - super excited to join ECEHH as Professor of Environment & Human Health & Centre Director. And what better way to travel to Cornwall for my first day on campus than the sleeper train!!??

What a day! We welcomed our new director Gesche Huebner, we celebrated the achievements of @ConnyGuell & @benedictwheeler, + we spent an inspiring day sharing insights into the connections between people & the natural world as part of University of Exeter Festival of Public Health!!!

Interested in #systematicreviews of quantitative and qualitative research? Want to know how to undertaken mixed methods evidence synthesis? *Join* our 2 day in person course in beautiful Exeter January 2025. Early bird booking now available EvidSynthTeam exeter.ac.uk/faculties/hls/…

Do you swim, surf, or paddle in rivers or the sea? Two University of Exeter and ECEHH studies are looking at health risks related to pollution and need wild swimmers to help them. Find out more about taking part: bit.ly/3KYWd2N #wildswimming #pollution

Discover how organisations engage with #landManagers in relation to #biodiversity renewal in four UK study areas. Access the full report from RENEW's Theme 3: Land Managers, below. renewbiodiversity.org.uk/wp-content/upl…

A team from @ecehh are among 8 new networks aiming to tackle one of humanity’s biggest threats #AMR. The network will examine connections with #climatechange & #pollution. Will Gaze UK Research and Innovation Read more👇 bit.ly/3YcLnhH

Concerned about 💩pollution in 🇬🇧UK rivers and lakes causing illness? Whether you're a #wildswimmer or not-a-swimmer, help us quantify the health risks to people who bathe in UK rivers. Anyone over the age of 16, living in the UK can take part, it takes less than 10 minutes.

***Only 4 weeks left - please share and help us reach more people*** Are you worried about 💩pollution in 🇬🇧rivers spreading 'superbugs'? The Poo-Sticks project needs your help! This summer, we've been studying the gut microbiomes 🦠of river swimmers and are now

💧 Concerned about pollution in UK rivers and lakes causing illness? Whether you're a #wildswimmer or not-a-swimmer, help us quantify the health risks to people who bathe in UK rivers. Anyone over the age of 16, living in the UK can take part, it takes 10 minutes, or less. ⏱️

Over the summer at the University of Exeter we have been working to understand whether swimming in #sewage polluted rivers and lakes across the UK 🇬🇧 is linked to a higher risk of carrying antibiotic-resistant bacteria🦠💊relative to people who do not swim. This is the last batch of

Our new £10m centre will tackle the health impacts of climate change! The Centre for Net Positive Health and Climate Solutions is funded by UK Research and Innovation, led by Tim Taylor Run with: Forest Research UK UK Health Security Agency Met Office National Trust news.exeter.ac.uk/university/new…

Excellent news and great recognition of the team and expertise brought together, from ECEHH, across the wider University of Exeter and from partners including National Trust UK Health Security Agency Forest Research & Met Office This work is vitally important - Full Stop !! Tim Taylor

Delighted to be Director of the UKRI-funded Centre for Net Positive Health and Climate Solutions. Looking forward to working with colleagues across University of Exeter UK Health Security Agency National Trust Forest Research to investigate climate change and health from an interdisciplinary perspective.