RSPH has warmly welcomed the launch of Jabs for the Boys, an initiative aiming to increase awareness of diseases in men caused by the human papillomavirus.
The December issue of Public Health is now available with new papers spanning a wide range of topics
RSPH is delighted to welcome Professor Lisa Ackerley as a new RSPH Trustee
RSPH has welcomed the judgement from the UK Supreme Court that minimum unit pricing on alcohol is legal
The November issue of Public Health is now available with new papers spanning a wide range of topics
The November issue of Perspectives in Public Health is now available with new papers spanning a wide range of topics
RSPH is delighted to welcome Wilma Reid and Professor Derek Ward as new RSPH trustees
A cooking instructor training programme provided by the Jamie Oliver company is the latest to receive accreditation from RSPH
A new report published RSPH and the Professional Standards Authority has revealed the extent to which practitioners on accredited registers are able to contribute to addressing the growing public health crises in the UK
RSPH and the Health Foundation unveil winners of short story competition, 'Health: From Here to Where?'
RSPH has welcomed the news that the UK government is planning to reduce the maximum stake on fixed odds betting terminals
RSPH and ITN Productions have launched ‘The Public’s Health Across The Life Course,’ a news and current affairs-style programme which explores how different issues and events impact on health at different stages of our lives
The public health community came together on Thursday 19 October at the RSPH Awards 2017 to celebrate outstanding contributions to championing the public’s health
Actor and campaigner Michael Sheen has been recognised by RSPH for his contribution to advancing the cause of public health in the UK
Pilot evaluation for new training programme shows positive results for frontline health and care staff
Dr Erica Gadsby, Senior Research Fellow at the University of Kent, discusses how the media’s focus on obesity is obscuring another concern affecting children in our poorer households: that of hunger
The October issue of Public Health is now available with new papers spanning a wide range of topics
RSPH has accredited the Supporting Adult Survivors of Childhood Abuse one-day training course provided by the National Association for People Abused in Childhood
RSPH and Public Health England have developed a new pathway for childhood obesity to help healthcare professionals record and measure their impact
RSPH is proud to support a pioneering programme which is being rolled out across Greater Manchester
RSPH and the Royal Photographic Society have unveiled the winners of flash points, a photographic competition which explores different health issues, challenges and risks at play throughout each stage of life for people in the UK today.
RSPH and the Royal Photographic Society have unveiled the shortlisted entries for flash points, a photographic competition which explores different health issues, challenges and risks at play throughout each stage of life for people in the UK today
The September issue of Perspectives in Public Health is now available with new papers spanning a wide range of topics
The September issue of Public Health is now available with new papers spanning a wide range of topics
Published by RSPH and Slimming World, 'Size Matters' exposes that the average person consumes an additional 330 calories each week as a result of businesses upselling high calorie food and drink
