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http://www.ucl.ac.uk/iehc/research/behavioural-science-health/research/tobacco-alcohol 03-03-2017 13:29:48
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Smoking rates have fallen more quickly in the north of England compared to other regions, as shown by a new UCL Population Health Sciences study. The study shows that smoking rates in the north of England are now as low as in the south. Learn more ⬇️ bit.ly/4c96UfT

And they're off! The Behaviour Change Conference 2025 begins with our Co-Director Professor Susan Michie kicking off the conference - the theme of the conference this year is health and sustainability. #BCConf2025


Robert West delivers the first keynote at #BCConf2025: behavioural change through communication. “Behavioural science can only take us so far, there needs to be a dual process between theory and practicalities”


New paper led by UCL_Tobacco_Alcohol's Melissa Oldham and SCHARR's Colin Angus shows alcohol-specific deaths in England remain high and increased after the COVID-19 pandemic. Highlights urgent need for alcohol policies. thelancet.com/journals/lanpu… Behavioural Science & Health UCL


I spoke to BBC Radio 4's Today programme about our findings. You can listen back here (from 1.23.29): bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0…

This paper led by Dr Emma V Beard is an important development in how to include hidden and missing populations in smoking prevalence estimates. The absence of the ‘hidden population’ from current estimates leads to underestimation of smoking rates in the UK. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ad…





Join UCL_Tobacco_Alcohol on Tuesday 20 May to celebrate 10 years of the Alcohol Toolkit Study! The in-person event will be held at IAS's office 2-4pm & online. The event will introduce the data, how it can be used, & reflect on past, present, and future findings. eventbrite.co.uk/e/ten-years-of…





New paper in International Journal of Drug Policy examines level of support for proposed vaping policies via an online survey of UK vapers age 16+. We found policies that target the packaging, appearance, and marketing of e-cigarettes were much more popular among vapers than those targeting price or
