In this blog post, we share more information about what mpox is, the different clades, the key symptoms and how UKHSA is working with partners to respond to the outbreak.
This is the latest in a series of blogs summarising what we learn each time we update the Public Health Outcomes Framework (PHOF). Today we have published updates for 46 indicators in the tool.
In this guest blog Matt Hancock MP, the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, outlines his vision for prevention.
PHE’s Chief Executive Duncan Selbie explains why the Secretary of State’s prevention vision is a transformative moment for public health.
This week the Friday message includes the third phase of our Protect Against STIs campaign, our new End of Life and Palliative Care Atlas, and our annual alcohol and drug treatment statistics.
As the latest alcohol and drug treatment statistics are released, we take a look at the main issues that this year’s stats have shown us.
The number of people newly diagnosed with HIV in England declined for the first time after more than 30 years of the HIV epidemic. Find out how PrEP- an HIV prevention drug can help to further reduce the number of people acquiring HIV.
In the East Midlands Cancer Research UK and Public Health England have been working together with the Cancer Alliance, and local authorities to try to do something about preventable cancer.
This week our CEO's message include the latest Global Burden of Disease data, an announcement on folic acid, PHE's Keep Antibiotics Working campaign and our planning for PHE Harlow.
Most of us want to live in good health for as long as possible; but while people are generally living longer, outcomes still vary hugely across the country as disturbing inequalities persist. PHE has been centrally involved in a new analysis of the Global Burden of Disease study, published today in The Lancet, which we explain the significance of in this blog.
This week our CEO Duncan Selbie's Friday message includes a focus on loneliness and the health and wellbeing of people living in rural areas as well as physical inactivity and measles vaccination.
