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Including a chapter by Sir Michael Marmot and on the devastating impacts of 14 years of austerity and misery on health inequalities

Available now with free UK delivery 📦Edited by Sir Anthony Seldon and Tom Egerton, with contributions from Peter Kellner, Prof Dieter Helm CBE, @RSylvesterTimes, John Kampfner, @MikeClarke2020s...

Thank you so much to everyone who attended our first ever Health Equity North Summit today - such valuable sessions with lots of learning and opportunities taken from the day

📢 1st Call for Project Proposals Host Institutes Description To be able to have more impact GREATLEAP opens a Call for Proposals for Host Institutes to create a small project for a visiting scholar during their Short-Term Scientific Mission (STSM). 🧵⬇️

Turns out the Governments of the UK "failed their citizens" during the pandemic. And in areas like ours in the North East with high levels of vulnerability (health-wise), this was doubly so. Not a surprise - (1/3)

With detailed use of statistical material, Sir Michael Marmot and Professor Clare Bambra "barely contain their indignation at the prevailing lazy and collusive approach to health-based inequality over most of the past decade"

Building good health and reducing #HealthInequalities requires action across government. All departments need to contribute and be held to account. But how? Our new briefing sets it out. Read now ⬇️ health.org.uk/publications/h…

Our academics Dr Natalie C Bennett and Professor Clare Bambra have analysed data that shows that the English national health inequalities strategy from the last The Labour Party government was associated with a decrease in inequalities in mortality for those aged 65-69 - read more👇healthequitynorth.co.uk/health-equity-…

New analysis by Dr Natalie C Bennett and Professor Clare Bambra has revealed an increase in mortality inequalities in older age groups following the reversal of targeted government strategies to reduce health inequalities in 2010 healthequitynorth.co.uk/health-equity-…

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…

Reducing child poverty would decrease infant mortality, number of children looked after, malnutrition and emergency hospital admissions - particularly benefiting the North of England Health Equity North

THREAD Read our report published today revealing the regional inequalities in Long Covid rates across the country – with as many as 1 in 5 patients in some GP practices in the North of England reporting having the condition in 2022. healthequitynorth.co.uk/regional-inequ… 1/9

Longer working hours harm mothers’ mental health onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/he… Julija Simpson

⏰ A stark warning from the launch of the final report of the IPPR Commission on Health and Prosperity. We are the sick man of Europe. That status is costing lives and severely damaging our economy. Children's health is in particular crisis. But. It doesn't have to be this way

[1/4] Ahead of this month's #Budget2024, we have sent a letter to the Prime Minister and Rachel Reeves, signed by over 45 health experts and organisations to urge the #Gvt to increase funding for public health. 👀Read the letter in full ➡️adph.org.uk

Very happy to sign this excellent letter - together with Professor Clare Bambra Kate Pickett Luke Munford and David Taylor-Robinson

An awesome team in an amazing city! Please consider if you’re looking for a role where you want to make a difference!

The health divide between East and West Germany closed in a generation - largely from reducing poverty rates. Food for thought Wes Streeting