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What is Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) and how can you help combat it?

Campaign mascot Andi Biotic reminds us to Keep Antibiotics Working

What is Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) and how can you help combat it?

We introduce the new campaign to Keep Antibiotics Working, fronted by our mascot Andi Biotic, and look at why we all need to be more aware of Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR).

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Promoting wellbeing and mental health: what's next?

Posted by: Kevin Fenton, Posted on: 7 October 2013 - Categories: Health and Wellbeing, Mental health, Reducing the burden of disease

...illness can harm – especially the more disadvantaged communities. A recent report described how the system was letting down people with serious mental illness by not focusing enough on their...

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Public health in a changing climate

Posted by: Paul Cosford, Posted on: 2 October 2013 - Categories: Climate change, Health Protection, Protecting the country's health, Sustainability

...meat, and especially rare steaks, am I really willing to argue for significant changes to people's diet, not only to increase fruit and veg consumption (obviously good for our health,...

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Big city public health

Posted by: Yvonne Doyle, Posted on: 30 September 2013 - Categories: London Region

...to be met, not avoided. Now, six months after PHE opened for business, there’s no doubt that this particular big city will be keeping us on our toes and pushing...

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Information as an intervention

Posted by: John Newton, Posted on: 25 September 2013 - Categories: Chief Knowledge Officer, Reducing preventable deaths

A question I often ask, as I talk to meetings and groups, is “which of the following is the commonest cause of premature death in your area?” Cancer Cardiovascular disease...

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Culture co-creation

Posted by: Sir Muir Gray, Posted on: 23 September 2013 - Categories: Uncategorized

...evidence, showed no benefit. But I would have resigned, without hard feelings. As it was we managed to convince the public, and the urologists, that the there was no strong...

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Social marketing 2.0

Posted by: Kevin Fenton, Posted on: 18 September 2013 - Categories: Health and Wellbeing, Reducing the burden of disease

Everyone remembers those iconic public health adverts – the ‘fatty cigarette’ or HIV tombstone TV ads for example. But there is a lot more to health marketing than memorable and...

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Completing the public health family

Posted by: David Heymann, Posted on: 16 September 2013 - Categories: Advisory Board, Developing our own capacity and capability

When I spoke recently at the first annual Public Health England conference, I described it as a very special conference. It was a special conference, I said, because it finally...

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