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Denise Hanson, a white woman with short brown hair smiles at the camera

21 May 20241 min read

Women in the Workforce: How the cleaning industry is changing for the better

Denise Hanson FBICSc explains how women are the backbone of the cleaning industry despite historically male management, and how the sector is changing for the better.

09 May 20241 min read

Women in the Workforce: How the physical activity industry can drive change

Promoting equity for women in sport and physical activity has massive benefits for the sector, the public health workforce, and for the population.

A female patient talks to her doctor

01 May 20241 min read

What we learned from World Immunisation Week 2024

With World Immunisation Week 2024 behind us, we reflect on the value of vaccinations and why we need to continually make the case for them.

Older women smiling pointing at plaster on arm having just been vaccinated.

23 April 20241 min read

World Immunisation Week: let’s get talking about vaccines

Our Chief Executive talks about the importance of this vaccines, as well as the collective action needed to protect people from preventable diseases.

08 April 20241 min read

How big is the wider public health workforce?

We revisit the data underpinning our estimates of the size of the wider public health workforce.

28 March 20241 min read

Should I apply for an RSPH Health & Wellbeing Award?

Our annual awards highlight incredible work from across the public health sector

A refuse collector collects rubbish and puts it into a van. He is wearing high vis clothing.

22 February 20241 min read

What is the wider public health workforce and why does it matter?

The workforce make a positive contribute to public health – and with more support, they could do even more.

A young black boy in a blue polo shirt eating an apple

17 January 20241 min read

Taking a long-term approach to children’s health

William Roberts explains why we need to take a long-term approach to tackling child food insecurity.

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03 October 20231 min read

It takes an army of people to get public health right

Greg Fell, ADPH President, discusses the importance of the public health workforce.

Michael Chang, an Asian man with short black hair. He wears glasses and a navy suit.

24 September 20231 min read

Planning and health: An interview with Michael Chang

Michael speaks about his role in public health as Programme Manager for Spatial Planning and Health at the UK Office for Health Improvement and Disparities.

A cup of coffee

01 June 20221 min read

Nicotine vs Caffeine: Which is more harmful?

Both substances are stimulants, but are they bad for you?

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