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Join us at our upcoming LinkedIn live on Sep 19, featuring Jodi Kovitz in conversation with Assad Mallick about the critical role of building a robust network and community, including how fostering connections can drive diversity of thought, spur innovation, and create new opportunities. Learn more and sign up at: https://lnkd.in/gnxeMxCS
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PHI UK: Healthy Urban Places is now on LinkedIn! https://lnkd.in/eR-hJCQB Healthy Urban Places, one of PHI UK's founding consortia, is examining how population health is affected by various features of the urban environment - such as walkability, air quality, housing, public transport, and access to various products, community assets and services. The aim is to influence decisions that can make cities healthier and happier places to live. Healthy Urban Places is a partnership between research institutions, local communities and decision-makers, working with partners in Bradford and Liverpool. It will harness existing major research initiatives including the Born In Bradford and Children Growing Up in Liverpool cohorts. Read more about Healthy Urban Places at https://lnkd.in/efB9twA6
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