New paper in @SocThHlth on practices and microbes with @ElizabethShove and @Mk744P.
Builds on arguments about practice theory and public health, work on smoking + obesity.
Sets out a new position on rel btwn biological processes and social practices.
https://t.co/2oAhtCp03h
More than a million people outside the wealthiest areas of England lived shorter lives than they should have between 2011 and the start of the pandemic, a new report from the UCL Institute of Health Equity has found
@UCL#BuildBackFairer@MichaelMarmot
https://t.co/dKT7blvucW
#CallForPapers
ℹ️ “Culture and the Mind: Voices, Sites and Practices” Conference organized by the Centre for Culture and the Mind @UCPH_Research, May 16-18, 2024 in Copenhagen, Denmark
🗓️ Deadline for abstracts: January 15, 2024
🔗 https://t.co/1FFaziR5DV
Austerity is correlated with slower improvements in mortality in high-income countries. In case you missed it, this analysis from November 2022 provides evidence that the architects of austerity, no doubt, will ignore. https://t.co/PFVTY3ceOb
New publication alert!
In a paper published in @SocThHlth with Anu Katainen, we show how the pragmatist conceptualization of habits helps in understanding socioeconomic differences in health behavior. @SocSciHelsinki@helsinkiuni
https://t.co/QDtHxQISls
Sociologist of health? Next call for @SHI_Foundation post-doc, workshop & grant development awards now open. Want to know more? Come to our webinar, 5th Dec:
https://t.co/lMWZONdWPW
Interesting and important separation of person centred terminology based on an understanding of a patient’s subjective worldview and patient centred terminology as practical and embedded in power-relations in medicine. @AlisonPilnick#medsoc2023
The UK's already abysmal progress on insulating homes slowed further in 2022.
🥶 Insulation rates last year were down 97 per cent from the early 2010s 🥶
We need to do better, if we want to protect household budgets and keep Britain warm.
Very pleased to have published this paper with Chris Gilleard pointing to the problematic absence of the body and senescence in social gerontology.
Ageing without senescence: A critical absence in social gerontology? https://t.co/iDi3q8vxfD
The Doctoral Programme in Sociology and Social Research within the School in Social Sciences of the University of Trento is seeking to fill 5 PhD positions (4 year grant, starting November 1st 2023): https://t.co/H6rkC1CXNE
It’s a very similar picture with life expectancy.
Although progress here has slowed in many countries over the last decade, under austerity the the UK’s trajectory has flattened off much more quickly than most.
Ever so accurate.
"Every winter, fresh snow reveals how much we’ve over-designed our streets & roads for cars, making them faster & more dangerous, & how much space we could reclaim for people & public life" via @fietsprofessor
The Health Equity Network is launching in January 2023! #socialdeterminantsofhealth#healthequity
Learn more about our goals and register your interest using the form below:
https://t.co/zfZ0Uo7jKZ