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Nov 2019 PUBLICATION: The INHERIT consortium launch policy briefs. Providing policy guidance on three critical areas at the heart of sustainable change - integrated governance, behaviour change and health equity.
Oct 2019 PUBLICATION: Just Societies: Health Equity and Dignified Lives - Final report of the Commission of the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO).
Sept 2019 NEWS: IHE Research Associate, Dr Matluba Khan, celebrates successful applications to the UCL Global Engagement Fund, and the UCL Grand Challenges of Human Wellbeing Small Grant. Dr Khan will study displaced children’s experiences of places.
May 2019 ANNOUNCEMENT: Greater Manchester - A Marmot City Region. Greater Manchester and IHE agree a collaboration and programme of work for 2019-20.
May 2019 NEWS: Professor Sir Michael Marmot has received the WHO Director-General's Health Leaders recognition to celebrate his long-standing work on health inequalities.
Feb 2019 ANNOUNCEMENT: Health Equity in England: Marmot Review 10 Years On - With The Health Foundation we're working to examine progress in addressing health inequalities in England and to propose recommendations for action.
Nov 2018 PUBLICATION: A Fair, Supportive Society: a social determinants of health approach to improving the lives and health of people with learning disabilities .
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