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- 03 September 2018
Guest blog: Why I’m endorsing Scroll Free September
Jonathan Ashworth, Shadow Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, explains why he is supporting Scroll Free September
Jonathan Ashworth, Shadow Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, explains why he is supporting Scroll Free September
Across the UK, thousands of social media users are gearing up for the start of the first ever mass-participation social media-free month
Lisa Dawson, Marie Claire-verified influencer and blogger, explains the pros and cons of living life on social media
Rachel Jones, full time primary school teacher and author of 'Scatter of Stars' blog, tells us why she is taking part in Scroll Free September
RSPH is proud to support the Society of Occupational Medicine and its work with the occupational medicine and health community
RSPH is delighted to confirm the supporters of Health & Wellbeing Awards 2018
Chloe Kazantzis, a member of the NHS Youth Forum, tells us what she thinks a healthy relationship with social media looks like
Jen Eastwood, founder of Rock Rose Digital, explains how she keeps her 'social media sanity'
RSPH welcomes the publication of the parliamentary Science and Technology Select Committee’s report on e-cigarettes
Author Tanya Goodin reflects on how young people are disconnecting more to achieve a healthier balance
The All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Social Media and Young People’s Mental Health and Wellbeing has launched an inquiry to establish what actions must be taken
The August issue of Public Health is now available with new papers spanning a wide range of topics
Dr Matthew Norton, Director of Policy and Strategy at Alzheimer's Research UK, explains the importance of detecting changes in the brain early in order to find effective new treatments for dementia
Wigan Council recently held a celebration event at the DW Stadium to recognise the contribution of the 90 RSPH Young Health Champions
The Institute for Health Visiting has published a new report, 'Breastfeeding: A Public Health Priority', following their conference of the same name, joint hosted with RSPH in April 2018
RSPH has welcomed the announcement from Facebook and Instagram that they will be providing new optional features to help users control their use
RSPH has announced the launch of Scroll Free September, the world's first large-scale social media-free month
Baroness Beeban Kidron, Founder of 5Rights Foundation, explains ‘persuasive design’ and how it has become a public health issue for children
RSPH is delighted at confirmation that the national HPV vaccination programme will be extended in England to include adolescent boys
A replica of the John Snow pump, the source of a deadly cholera epidemic in 1854, has been reinstalled on Broadwick Street in Soho, London
The July issue of Public Health is now available with new papers spanning a wide range of topics
We are now recruiting for three people to join the RSPH Arts, Health and Wellbeing Special Interest Group steering committee
RSPH welcomes the JCVI’s recommendation to extend the immunisation programme against HPV to boys
RSPH and Slimming World's Size Matters campaign, which explored the contribution upselling makes towards obesity and weight gain, has won a PRCA DARE Award
RSPH has welcomed Matt Hancock MP to his new position as Secretary of State for Health and Social Care
