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19 Feb 2024: Practice, University of Cambridge/p/blockquote pstrongChloe Thomas, research fellow and lead health economic modeller on the project at the University of Sheffield, says:/strong“Identifying those most at risk of ... 6207.CAPR-20-0620"The costs and

23 Feb 2024: PRAEC - Prioritising Research for Atopic Eczema: Economic Considerations. 2015-04-01. 2020-03-31.

19 Feb 2024: across the socio-economic spectrum./p pThis study explored the likely real-world uptake of a smoking cessation intervention called MiQuit, should it become routinely available to pregnant smokers, and looked

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23 Feb 2024: Research Interests. Yeosun uses quantitative research methods to address mental health, wellbeing, education, and economic inequalities, particularly in children and young people.

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19 Feb 2024: The unchecked rise of global temperatures will lead to untold health, environmental, and economic consequences, and the unfolding sixth mass extinction threatens to unravel many of the essential ecosystems on which ... can act rapidly and radically in

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23 Feb 2024: Led by Dr Christina Jerosch-Herold at UEA, economists from the HSR group are leading the economic component of this study.

23 Feb 2024: She has a degree in Economic and Social History from St Andrews and an MSc in Applied Social Studies from Oxford.

19 Feb 2024: sustained changes in several sets of behaviour across all socio-economic groups including what we eat, drink, whether we smoke, and how we travel.

23 Feb 2024: A review. Health Economics 08/0; :28.

19 Feb 2024: for people experiencing social and economic disadvantage.”/p p– Dr Anna Gkiouleka, researcher, Primary Care Unit, University of Cambridge/p/blockquote p /p h4The five key principles to help GPs offer

19 Feb 2024: up across the NHS.”/p pJon Sussex, the Chief Economist at RAND Europe and health economics lead for BRACE, says: “The timing for BRACE could not be better.

19 Feb 2024: These included those with undiagnosed or more complex conditions, for whom English was not a first language or who had hearing, cognitive or speech difficulties, and patients experiencing socio-economic disadvantage

23 Feb 2024: He read Sociology and Economics at the University of York. He undertook post graduate training in Sociology at the University of Leicester before taking his PhD in the Department of Psychiatry

19 Feb 2024: snacks therefore has the potential to make a greater impact on population health than reducing the purchase of sugary drinks./p pTo explore this in more detail, researchers used economic modelling

23 Feb 2024: Lily’s master’s thesis investigated the use of behavioural economics principles in improving uptake of bowel cancer screening.