Low and middle-income countries are seeing the worst effects as they are most vulnerable to climate shifts and least able to adapt given weak health systems and poor infrastructure.
Our every own Principal Investigator, @OchiengBM has been awarded an Honorary Fellowship from the Association of British Paediatric Nurses for child health services 🤗
What an amazing achievement!
Many Congratulations! 🤩
#International_Nurses_Day
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"If you have to worry about whether you have food for dinner that evening, and for the rent on Friday, you have little space to think about anything else. Such stress can permanently affect the development of your children". https://t.co/TWc20qHwOo
Affordable, accessible public transport is really important for health and reducing health inequalities. Cuts to public transport are damaging to individuals, communities, the economy and to health.
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The cost of child care is a constraint on parental employment. In practice the burden falls on women. It is a political choice to have child care unaffordable.
'A society that believes in the value of music is one that is kinder, more connected, more thoughtful, more innovative, resilient & successful.' Our Chair shares the importance of music & creativity as part of every child’s education this #WorldMusicDay 🎵 https://t.co/EBkoIFXtik
Good to see the revised terms of reference for the public inquiry reflects comments from @ADPHUK, and many others, that a stronger focus on children and inequalities is essential https://t.co/gNqREUL6CG
Obesity levels in children spiked during the pandemic; now more than ever we need stronger policy to tackle obesity. Obesity costs the NHS millions and delaying policies like this will mean these costs continue to grow, taking crucial funding away from other urgent needs.
Celebrating 3 years of fulfilling our ambition to be a hub of innovative, interdisciplinary research, sparking debate, raising awareness and advocating for positive change.
Happy birthday SLRC!! 🎉🎉
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