Beth Bretherton, a Young Health Champion based in Wigan, explains how the RSPH Level 2 Award for Young Health Champions has helped her overcome her illness and support other young people
RSPH and the Health Foundation have jointly unveiled a new photography commission that aims to broaden the way the public and policy makers alike think about health and wellbeing
RSPH has published a league table ranking 70 of Britain’s major towns and cities by the impact of their high streets on the public’s health and wellbeing
RSPH has published a league table ranking 146 of London’s high streets based on their impact on the public’s health and wellbeing
Rachel Bunting, 28 year old yoga loving, travel fanatic and (former) social media addict, shares her experience of Scroll Free September
Tobacco company Philip Morris International has launched the Hold my Light campaign, in a move it says is an important next step in its aim to ultimately stop selling cigarettes
The public health community came together on Thursday 18 October at the RSPH Awards 2018 to celebrate outstanding contributions to championing the public’s health
Peter Baker, men’s health campaigner and Campaign Director for HPV Action, was presented with the third annual Outstanding Contribution to Championing the Public’s Health Award at the RSPH Awards 2018
The October 2018 issue of Public Health is now available with new papers spanning a wide range of topics
Sir Albert Aynsley-Green, the former first children’s commissioner for England now Visiting Professor of Advocacy for Children and Childhood at Nottingham Trent University and Professor Emeritus of Child Health at University College London, discusses the need for public health to be at the forefront of efforts to support children and young people to thrive
