Catherine Swann: what are the implications of adopting multiple unhealthy behaviour strategies?
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Catherine Swann, Associate Director at the Centre of Public Health Excellence, NICE, discusses NICE's forthcoming public health guidance and the key challenges around tackling complex and multiple behaviours in the population.
This was part of the conference: Improving public health outcomes.
Healthy ageing: what can England learn from Japan and Sweden about meeting the challenge of an ageing society?
Demographic ageing is one of the most important challenges facing developed countries in the 21st century. How England can respond to these challenges, particularly in terms of its healt...
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From evidence to impact: making prevention stick
The UK’s health is in trouble, and it’s holding us back. Prevention can help – but is often sidelined when pressure mounts. Join us to explore how to keep progress going when the system ...
Inside Number 10: the politics behind the smoking ban
What does it take to pass transformative public health measures like the smoking ban? Bill Morgan, former government health adviser, shares five lessons from inside Number 10.
How the generational smoking ban came to pass
Deborah Arnott reflects on how a long‑shot proposal to create a tobacco‑free generation moved from scepticism to cross‑party support and became law.