Grenfell, covid, obesity: excluding commercial interests from public policy making 📚 Read this week's Editor's Choice by Kamran Abbasi "From housing policy to food policy, touching on every determinant of health, the disregard for the malign impact of competing interests is global. It’s the elephant in the room of public policy making, justified by one dimensional economic arguments." ➡ Find out more: https://lnkd.in/epStmdhD
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#sbeccc research spotlight: Dr. Weinberg evaluates health and economic impacts of #covid19 and policy responses. Results show that policies in one county have implications for other counties and states. Learn more: myumi.ch/wyAWx
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Join the debate on why term limits for politicians are essential! Discover how fresh faces could revitalize Washington and why national health is crucial for a brighter future. Let's push for progress together! #TermLimits #PoliticalReform #FreshFaces #ChangeIsNow #HealthyNation #VoteSmart #GovernmentAccountability #FutureWellbeing #DemocracyMatters #PoliticalChange
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Two-thirds of jurisdictions have state-level alcohol outlet density restrictions, with population-based restrictions being the most common. In addition, outlet density restrictions may exist regardless of limits on local control and whether localities with authority to enact density restrictions have done so. Policymakers and others can reference this assessment to identify examples and opportunities to strengthen the alcohol policy environment in any given state. Read the article by Katie H. Michel et al in the Journal of Public Health Management and Practice: https://bit.ly/3Vp5jL7
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Very interesting new research from The Health Foundation on public attitudes to health and care policy. Conducted just before the general election was called, the study reveals key insights: 🔍 Most people are in favour of a bolder stance on public health policymaking. 🔍 Supporters of the Labour party show higher approval for initiatives like minimum alcohol pricing and taxes on unhealthy foods. 🔍 The findings suggest room for the Government to go further in promoting population health and reducing health inequalities.
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As the general election approaches, what are the main parties promising on health? We explore whether their pledges are in tune with the public mood and whether they are equal to the scale of the challenges ahead. Our Chief Executive @JenniferTHF discusses with politicos Sam Freedman (@Samfr) and Paul Corrigan (@Paul_Corrigan) Listen now 🎧 https://lnkd.in/eWnS3dbp
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🌟 Excited to share our latest publication! 🌟 In Medicina Internacia Revuo, our recent article takes a deep dive into Ireland’s Sugar Tax, revealing significant gaps in the evidence base and policy effectiveness for this health intervention. This analysis aims to highlight how policymakers can better align public health goals with rigorous evidence and impact evaluations. Check out the full article here to explore the details and implications for future health policies: https://lnkd.in/etHC-vgf #PublicHealth #PolicyAnalysis #Research
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Research priority-setting is an ethical exercise crucial for improving people's health and well-being. Saenz et al. emphasizes the moral relevance of research decisions, as they determine resource allocation and impact justice and equity. The article asserts that conducting research is essential for finding ways to prevent or treat diseases and positively impacting individuals' health. via Pan American Journal of Public Health https://ift.tt/ERONIMS #healthpolicy, #healthsystems, #policy
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As the general election approaches, what are the main parties promising on health? We explore whether their pledges are in tune with the public mood and whether they are equal to the scale of the challenges ahead. Our Chief Executive @JenniferTHF discusses with politicos Sam Freedman (@Samfr) and Paul Corrigan (@Paul_Corrigan) Listen now 🎧 https://lnkd.in/eWnS3dbp
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In this paper, we explore the resurgence of prohibitionist tactics in public policy, a phenomenon we term "neoprohibitionism." This approach leverages historical narratives and modern moral frameworks to advocate for lifestyle restrictions, particularly against substances deemed harmful like tobacco and alcohol. Read below to understand the profound implications of neoprohibitionism on contemporary public health debates. #PublicHealth #Consumerchoice
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There is an urgent need for a deeper understanding and transparency surrounding the way we view and invest in people’s health. In Local Government Chronicle, CIPFA Policy Researcher on Prevention Zachary Scott, discusses how this can improve lives, livelihoods and the economy. Find out more now: https://lnkd.in/enFJSthe #preventativeinvestment #localgovernment #participate
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